Law Firm in New Jersey | Ir-1 Immigrant Visa Approval

The couple had maintained a legally valid marriage for more than two years prior to immigrant visa adjudication, qualifying the beneficiary for unconditional lawful permanent residence upon entry.

The legal team structured the petition to clearly distinguish the case from CR-1 conditional residence standards by emphasizing the duration, continuity, and substantive nature of the marital relationship.

Supporting evidence was organized to reflect shared life planning, financial interdependence, and long-term marital intent rather than relying solely on formal marriage documentation.

The petition included official marriage records, supporting documentation demonstrating the ongoing marital relationship, and affidavits explaining any periods of temporary physical separation due to employment or family circumstances.

All submissions were reviewed for internal consistency to prevent credibility concerns commonly raised in spousal immigrant visa cases.

USCIS approved the petition without issuing a Request for Evidence, confirming that the initial filing sufficiently met statutory requirements.

The legal team guided the petitioner through preparation of the Affidavit of Support, ensuring compliance with applicable income thresholds and proper financial documentation.

Civil records were reviewed for accuracy, translation completeness, and formatting compliance to avoid checklist delays.

The National Visa Center determined that the case was documentarily qualified without requesting additional evidence.

The beneficiary attended the consular interview with a clear understanding of the marital history, future residence plans, and prior immigration record.

Because the case had been thoroughly structured from the outset, the interview proceeded smoothly without follow up inquiries or administrative delays.

The IR-1 immigrant visa was approved, allowing the beneficiary to enter the United States as a lawful permanent resident without conditional status.