Brainz797 Brad explains that adjustment of status is the process of applying for a green card from within the U.S. It allows eligible individuals to change from a temporary visa to lawful permanent resident status without needing to leave the country.

Brad explains that the protections of the U.S. Constitution do not fully apply until Immigration Services and Customs Enforcement formally admit you into the country. Until then, rights such as search and privacy protections are limited. #ImmigrationLaw

Brad explains the “100-mile border rule,” which allows CBP agents to operate with extended authority within 100 miles of U.S. borders and coastlines. In this zone, CBP can conduct stops, searches, and questioning without a warrant, and constitutional

Brad explains that the U.S. doesn’t mind if you stay for 6 months on a B2 visa if that’s what you were granted. The issue arises when you repeatedly return, using the visitor visa to essentially live in the U.S. #B2Visa #VisitorVisa

Brad explains that if you overstay on a visitor’s visa and then leave the U.S., your visa becomes invalid. It’s also unlikely you’ll be granted a new visa in the future. #VisaOverstay #VisitorVisa #ImmigrationLaw #BradBernstein #SparBernstein #B2Visa

Brad explains that a U.S. citizen son or daughter over the age of 21 can file for their parent to obtain a green card. This process classifies the parent as an “immediate relative,” which means there’s no waiting list for visa availability, making it one of

Americans don't get deported. Period! stop! #FamilyPetition #BradBernstein #USC #fyp #immigrationlaw SuperLawyer Brad Bernstein has helped over 100,000 people with their complex immigration issues throughout his thirty plus year career in immigration law. Many with the most

Brad explains why some people receive a conditional two-year green card while others are granted a 10-year green card. If your green card is based on marriage and the marriage is less than two years old at the time of approval, you’ll receive a conditional two-year green card.

Brad explains that overstaying on an ESTA can have serious consequences. You may be barred from using the ESTA program in the future and could face a ban from entering the U.S. for a period of time. Overstaying can also make it much harder to obtain other

President elect Donald Trump has proposed a plan to deport approximately 13 million undocumented immigrants from the United States. This initiative would involve mobilizing various federal agencies, including the military, and collaborating with state governments to execute mass

ali681 Immigration lawyer Brad Bernstein explains that if you received your green card through VAWA, you can apply for naturalization after 3 years. However, if you were abused after obtaining your green card and then move out, you will need to wait 5 years from getting your

Immigration lawyer Brad Bernstein explains that having children together helps show a bona fide marriage for immigration purposes, but it’s not enough on its own. You still need to prove you live together and have a genuine marital relationship. #BonafideMarriage

Brad explains that you can adjust status in the U.S. through marriage to a U.S. citizen, even if you’ve overstayed a visa, as long as the marriage occurs 90 days after entry. Adjustment of status allows you to get your green card without

Briones Brad explains the steps that follow after filing for adjustment of status. First, you will attend a biometrics appointment where your fingerprints and photo are taken. After that, you might receive a Request for Evidence (RFE) if more information or documents are needed.

Brad advises that if you have a pending adjustment of status application, you do not need to extend your visitor’s visa. Your pending application allows you to remain in the U.S. legally while your status is being processed. #AdjustmentOfStatus #VisitorsVisa

Immigration lawyer Brad Bernstein explains that a federal judge has ruled Biden’s “Parole in Place” program illegal, ending it. USCIS is no longer accepting Form I-131F for this program, impacting noncitizen spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens seeking

Brad explains that there is no change of status, extension of status, or adjustment of status permitted on an ESTA. The one exception is marriage to a U.S. citizen, which may allow for adjustment of status under certain circumstances. #ESTA

Crosby Brad explains that an adopted child who became a U.S. citizen and was adopted before the age of 16 can petition for their biological mother, and she can then file her adjustment application (I-485). However, Brad cautions against randomly filing

Brad advises that dual citizens can use both of their passports. For example, you can enter Mexico using your Mexican passport and then return to the U.S. using your U.S. passport. This ensures compliance with both countries’ entry and

In this vintage clip from Brad Show Live, watch Brad Bernstein beat the clock by answering 9 immigration questions in under 50 seconds—completely unscripted and live! Brad showcases his quick mind and extensive knowledge of immigration law, covering topics from student visas and