“My daughter translated at the kitchen table for years. This time I understood every word myself.”
Heriberto V.Green card client
Outcomes
The word on the notice
We report each matter the way the agency does: one outcome word, the filing and what happened. The names are left out on purpose.
Approved
Citizenship application
A 71-year-old applicant qualified for the age exception to the English test.
2026
Sample matter
Granted
Green card, spouse of a citizen
Interview held with a lawyer present; the card came by mail.
2026
Sample matter
Renewed
DACA renewal
Filed four months early; the new work permit arrived before the old one ended.
2025
Sample matter
Approved
Petition for a sibling
Approved; the family now waits for a visa number, and we explained the real wait.
2025
Sample matter
Replaced
Naturalization certificate
A flooded home lost the original; the replacement arrived in the mail.
2026
Sample matter
Approved
Removing conditions on a two-year card
A joint filing with proof of a shared life.
2026
Sample matter
Granted
Unlawful-presence waiver
Filed before the consular interview abroad.
2025
Sample matter
Renewed
Green card renewal
Filed after a clerical error on the first card; no new fee for the correction.
2025
Sample matter
These are invented sample matters that show how we report results. Every case is different, and a past result does not predict yours.
Sample comments
After the notice arrived
“I texted a photo of my old card at night. By lunch I had a price and a list.”
Epifania T.Card renewal client
“They told me which of my two cousins to petition first, and why.”
Telesforo D.Family petition client
Every client's case is different. These comments are samples, and they do not promise a similar outcome in yours.
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