Green cards · Green card process
AOSAdjustment of Status
The process of applying for a green card without leaving the U.S., including work and travel authorization while the case is pending.
At a glance
- Who it’s for
- People in the U.S. with an approved or concurrently filed immigrant petition and an available visa.
- Who files
- Filed from inside the U.S.
- Duration
- Leads to permanent residence
- Family
- Eligible derivatives
- General standard
- An immigrant petition, a current priority date, lawful admission and admissibility — confirmed case by case.
How we help
How Liberra supports your AOS case
- 1
Eligibility check
Priority date, status history and supporting records are reviewed.
- 2
Forms & civil documents
Forms, translations and civil documents are collected in your checklist.
- 3
Biometrics & interview prep
Appointments are tracked, and preparation materials are shared.
- 4
Decision tracking
Every notice is logged so your family always knows what comes next.
Liberra prepares and organizes documentation and coordinates your case. Legal advice and representation, where needed, are provided by independent licensed attorneys under a separate engagement.
Common questions
AOS, in plain English
Often a fit for
- EB-1A and NIW petitioners
- Spouses of U.S. citizens
- Applicants with current priority dates
Can I travel while my case is pending?+
Travel generally requires advance parole first. Leaving without it can abandon the application.
Can my spouse and children be included?+
Eligible derivative family members usually file alongside the principal applicant.
General information only. Not legal advice. Requirements change; your case is reviewed individually.
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