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Adjustment of status is generally completed inside the United States by an eligible applicant, while consular processing requires completing the immigrant-visa process through a U.S. consulate abroad.
Adjustment of status is generally completed inside the United States by an eligible applicant, while consular processing requires completing the immigrant-visa process through a U.S. consulate abroad.
Family-immigration eligibility, procedure, evidence, and timing vary with the petitioner’s status, the qualifying relationship, the beneficiary’s location, visa availability, and immigration history. Complete documentation is essential.
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