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Approved on Independence Day

Interpreter at the interview

Later-in-Life Marriage Green Card

Background

The husband is a U.S. citizen whose naturalization our firm also handled. After naturalizing, he filed a family-based petition for his partner. The couple is older, has no income, and does not speak English.

Challenges

They needed a financial sponsor, and the language barrier could affect how they performed at the interview.

Strategy

The wife's daughter and son-in-law provided income sponsorship, and we arranged a professional interpreter for the interview. Before the interview, we also advised the clients on how to reasonably explain any inconsistencies in timeline details.

Outcome

Interviewed on 07/03 and received the formal approval notice the next day (Independence Day).

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