I’m currently married to a U.S. citizen, living in the U.S and have overstayed on my J-1 visa. Can I still obtain my Adjustment of Status?
Answer:
You may qualify for the Adjustment of Status, but we will need to better understand your situation. If everything else looks good, we will just need to prepare your documentation a little differently and prepare you for the marriage interview. You should then get your Green card.
Submitted by: R. Gomez of Dallas, Texas, USA
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