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Your marriage ended, but your immigration case doesn't have to. Here's exactly how to remove conditions on your green card without your ex-spouse's help.

If you're going through a divorce and hold a conditional green card, you're probably worried about what happens next. The good news: you can absolutely file Form I-751 on your own using a divorce waiver. This guide walks you through the entire process step by step, from understanding your eligibility to gathering evidence and filing your petition.

Wondering if you're eligible for U.S. citizenship? Here's what naturalization requires and the major changes you need to know for 2026.

This guide covers every requirement you need to meet for U.S. citizenship in 2026, including the new civics test, stricter good moral character standards, and how to position yourself for approval.

Married to a U.S. citizen? You may apply for citizenship 2 years earlier. Here is how the 3-year rule works.

You have been a permanent resident, you have built a life with your U.S. citizen spouse, and now you are ready to become a citizen yourself. The good news is you may not need to wait the standard 5 years.

Everything H-4 visa holders need to know about the EAD: eligibility, documents, fees, processing times, and the critical 2026 rule changes.

If you're on an H-4 visa and your spouse is an H-1B worker, an H-4 EAD is your path to working legally in the United States. This guide covers everything: who qualifies, how to apply, what it costs, how long it takes, and what the end of automatic EAD extensions means for you.

Your interview is scheduled. Here's exactly what to bring, how to organize it, and what could trip you up on the day that matters most.

Complete list of documents for your N-400 citizenship interview including situation-specific checklists, 2025 policy changes, and what NOT to bring.

Yes, J-2 EAD holders can work remotely for foreign companies—but you must have a valid EAD before starting any work, even if your paycheck comes from overseas.

Can you work remotely for a foreign company on J-2 EAD? Yes—with important requirements. Learn about Form I-9 challenges, tax rules, and what you need to know about working for overseas employers.

How long will you wait for your J-2 work permit? Current processing times range from 2-5 months, but recent policy changes make timing more critical than ever.

J-2 EAD processing takes 3-5 months on average in 2026. Get current wait times by service center, understand policy changes, and learn how to track your case.

Get your SSN after receiving your J-2 work permit. March 2025 changed everything.

If you're a J-2 dependent with an approved EAD, getting your Social Security Number is your next step before starting work. The process changed significantly in March 2025 when the Social Security Administration paused automatic SSN issuance through USCIS. Now you must apply separately at an SSA office, adding 4 to 8 weeks to your employment timeline.