Immigration Through Military Member
Immigration Benefits for Military Spouses & Parents in York
The immigration system allows U.S. citizens to help their family members acquire status in the USA. If a U.S. citizen is a military service member, their family members can access even greater benefits, such as expedited application processes.
At The Law Office of Rosina C. Stambaugh, we have an in-depth understanding of how military status can change the immigration process. We can evaluate your situation to determine whether you or a family member can derive applicable benefits.
To further express our gratitude to military members and their families, we offer a special discount for active military and veterans. Please call 717-900-1818 or contact us online to learn more.
Citizenship and Lawful Permanent Residency
If you are applying for a green card or citizenship through naturalization, you may have an easier time accomplishing your goals if your spouse or child is a service member or veteran.
For example, spouses can benefit from an expedited naturalization process. USCIS must adjudicate naturalization applications within six months if filed under military-related provisions.
If a military member is stationed abroad, their spouse may be able to apply any time spent overseas with them toward the physical presence or residency requirements for their citizenship or green card applications. Additionally, the military member’s spouse can complete most of their naturalization process abroad.
Parole in Place and Deferred Action
If a foreign national enters the U.S. without authorization, they may be granted parole in place if their spouse, parent, or child is a service member or veteran. This allows them to complete their adjustment process here in the USA and not have to travel abroad.
Normally, unlawful presence renders a person ineligible for immigration benefits, but parole in place is a period during which the person:
- Does not accrue unlawful presence
- Can apply for employment authorization
- May be able to apply for a green card
Once your parole in place is granted, you can then apply for employment authorization and adjust your status to a lawful permanent resident if you have a qualifying relative who can petition for you.
Bring Your Case to Our Dedicated Firm
As a military wife, Attorney Stambaugh is deeply passionate about demonstrating her gratitude to service members and their loved ones. The Law Office of Rosina C. Stambaugh wants to do everything in our professional power to help you and your family accomplish your immigration goals. For dedicated assistance backed by years of legal experience, let our firm handle your case.
Call 717-900-1818 or contact us online to get started today. We offer discounts for military members, veterans, and their family members, as well as multilingual services