Anastasia Iorga - Immigration Attorney, Chicago, IL (2026)

05/12/2026

Facing a denial from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding your Adjustment of Status (AOS) application for Permanent Residency (Green Card) can be disheartening and stressful.
⬇️What to do if USCIS denies your AOS application:
✨Carefully review the denial notice to understand the specific reasons why your application was denied. This will help you determine the best course of action to address the denial.
✨Call the Law Office of Iorga Law Group,P.C. to discuss your options and receive personalized guidance.
Our attorney can thoroughly review your case, identify potential errors or omissions, and advise you on the strongest approach to address the denial.
✨Determine Whether to Appeal or Reapply
🔹Dealing with a denial can be emotionally challenging, but patience and perseverance are key. Work closely with our immigration attorney, follow the proper procedures, and remain focused on your goal of obtaining lawful permanent residency.Each case is unique, and the appropriate course of action may vary. Seeking professional legal advice is crucial to making informed decisions and increasing your chances of a successful resolution after a USCIS denial that way do not hesitate to contact us .
☎️ Contact us to see how Law Offices of Iorga Law Group, P.C. can help you in your immigration case, contact us online www.iorgalaw.com or call us at
📞 (410)-978-7007; (410)-507-0201
E-mail: [email protected]

PRACTICE LIMITED TO IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW- Authorized to Practice Immigration and Naturalization Law in All 50
States and US Territories Pursuant to 8 USC 1292.1

05/03/2026

Marriage with a Permanent Resident in the USA: What You Need to Know

Getting married to a U.S. permanent resident (Green Card holder) can open the path to legal residency, but the process differs from marriage to a U.S. citizen. Here are the key things to consider:

✅ Visa Availability: Unlike U.S. citizens who can file for an immediate spouse visa, Green Card holders must wait for visa availability under the F2A visa category (Spouses and Children of Permanent Residents).

✅ Waiting Times: The processing time varies based on visa quotas and the applicant’s country. Currently, waiting times can range from several months to a few years.

✅ Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing: If the spouse is already in the U.S. on a valid visa, they may be able to adjust their status without leaving the country. Otherwise, they must go through consular processing from their home country.

✅ Proof of Genuine Marriage: Just like with marriage to a U.S. citizen, you must provide evidence of a bona fide marriage—joint financial documents, photos, communication records, and other proof of your relationship.

✅ Path to Citizenship: After obtaining a Green Card, the spouse must wait five years before applying for U.S. citizenship, instead of the three years required for spouses of U.S. citizens.

📌 Need legal assistance with your case? Iorga Law Group specializes in immigration and green card applications. Contact us for expert guidance!

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04/23/2026

Motion for Reconsideration

Have you received an unfavorable decision on your immigration case? Don't lose hope just yet! Filing a Motion for Reconsideration can give you another chance to present your case and seek a different outcome. Here's how to do it:

1⃣ Understand the decision: Carefully review the decision you received, including the reasons for the denial. This will help you identify any errors or misunderstandings that you can address in your motion.

2⃣ Know the deadline: Pay attention to the deadline for filing a Motion for Reconsideration. Missing the deadline can result in your motion being rejected.

3⃣ Provide new evidence or arguments: In your motion, present new evidence or strong arguments that were not previously considered. This could include additional documentation, expert opinions, or legal precedents that support your case.

4⃣ Follow the proper format: Ensure that your motion is formatted correctly and includes all required information. The USCIS website provides guidance on the specific format and content requirements.

5⃣ Seek legal guidance: Filing a Motion for Reconsideration can be complex, and having the guidance of an immigration lawyer can significantly increase your chances of success. They can review your case, advise you on the best course of action, and help you prepare a strong motion.
If you're considering filing a Motion for Reconsideration, consult with our immigration lawyer who can guide you through the process and help you present the strongest possible case.

Contact us to see how Law Offices of Iorga Law Group, P.C. can help you in your immigration case, contact us online www.iorgalaw.com or call us at
(410)-978-7007; (410)-507-0201 E-mail: [email protected]
PRACTICE LIMITED TO IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW- Authorized to Practice Immigration and Naturalization Law in All 50
States and US Territories Pursuant to 8 USC 1292.1

04/08/2026

Are you getting ready for your immigration interview?
Don’t leave it to chance — let an experienced attorney guide you every step of the way.

🎯 In this post, Anastasia Iorga shares valuable tips for a successful immigration interview, based on years of experience helping clients navigate the U.S. immigration process.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
✔️ How to prepare your documents
✔️ What kind of questions to expect
✔️ How to present yourself confidently
✔️ Common mistakes that can hurt your case — and how to avoid them

💼 Whether you’re applying for a green card, asylum, or another visa, proper preparation can make all the difference.

📲 Have questions about your case? Need one-on-one legal help?
Call now for a consultation: (410) 978-7007

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03/11/2026

𝙲𝚊𝚗 𝙸 𝚊𝚙𝚙𝚕𝚢 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚊 𝙶𝚛𝚎𝚎𝚗 𝙲𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝚊𝚏𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚊 𝚅𝚒𝚜𝚊 𝚘𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚢?

✔️Yes, you can apply to become a green card holder from inside the United States (known as an adjustment of status) or abroad (through consular processing) if you overstayed a visa , however, several conditions must be true.
🔹In order to explain who is eligible to apply for a green card after an overstay, it’s essential to get a picture of the entire landscape and talk to an attorneys.
🔍For a detailed explanation and reliable information call our office to receive a consultation.
💯If you find yourself in a situation like this do not delay in calling our law office.

Call or email us if you have any questions
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03/04/2026

Are you wondering what Will happen with your citizenship if your case gets denied.
After years of being a permanent resident, filing for citizenship may be the ideal next/final step.
However, there are times when a citizenship application may be denied and you’re left wondering what happened and what will happen to my green card.
Consulting our immigration attorney could give you the answers to your questions and concerns.
Anastasia Iorga Immigration Attorney can assist you with issues relating to your citizenship denial and your green card concerns.

🙏🎊We are proud to help our clients with confidence.

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02/24/2026

The impact a divorce has on a person’s immigration status depends on what stage of the process that person is in. You’ll have a different outcome if you:

🟢 Divorce after applying, but before receiving a green card
🟢 Divorce after receiving a conditional green card
🟢 Divorce after removing conditions from your green card.

If you'd like to speak with an immigration attorney about how a divorce impacts your immigration status, we are here to help. You can call our office to schedule a consultation with a caring, knowledgeable immigration attorney.

Contact us to see how Law Offices of Iorga Law Group, P.C. can help you in your immigration case, contact us online www.iorgalaw.com or call us at
(410)-978-7007; (410)-507-0201 E-mail: [email protected]
PRACTICE LIMITED TO IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW- Authorized to Practice Immigration and Naturalization Law in All 50
States and US Territories Pursuant to 8 USC 1292.1

02/17/2026

Anastasia Iorga a ajuns în SUA cu două sute de dolari în buzunar și a luat cu ea visul de a deveni avocată. A simțit provocările migrației pe propria piele, iar experiența imigrării a determinat-o să devină avocată de imigrare și să-i ajute pe alții să se integreze mai ușor în soc...

02/17/2026

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Adjustment of status is also available as a defense for qualifying beneficiaries who end up in removal, or deportation, proceedings. Sometimes, individuals who would otherwise qualify for adjustment of status end up in removal proceedings before beginning the adjustment process. On other occasions, an application for adjustment of status may have been denied by USCIS and the alien issued a Notice to Appear. In either case, an immigration court may review adjustment applications.
In removal proceedings, you would still need to qualify and be eligible for adjustment of status as if you were applying before USCIS. The immigration court should not require anything more or less than USCIS.
Procedure for Applying for Adjustment While in Removal Proceedings
If applying while in proceedings, the qualifying relative must file the I-130, Petition for Alien Relative with the USCIS if it has not already been filed and approved.
Although local rules may vary with regards to filing, most courts will require that you file Form I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status with the immigration court along with Form I-485A if adjusting under 245(i), Form G-325A, Form I-864 Affidavit of Support, results of the medical examination on Form I-693 and proof the marriage is bona fide once the I-130 is approved.
Once everything is filed, the immigration court will review the I-485 and its supporting documentation at an individual hearing. At the hearing, you will need to demonstrate you are qualified for adjustment of status and are not inadmissible to the United States due to disqualifying factors, or that a waiver would cure such factors if they do exist. If approved, the immigration court will issue an order to that effect. From that moment on, you will be a lawful permanent resident, although it bears noting you will receive your green card at a later date.
It is important to remember that adjustment of status is a form of discretionary relief, meaning even if you qualify, the immigration judge can deny relief if he or she feels you do not merit adjustment of status. In other words, even if you qualify, the immigration judge may still deny it.

CONCLUSION:

Like any form of immigration relief, adjustment of status in removal proceedings is not without risks. The application could be denied, the financial costs could be high and the process could take a long time.
Still, if you meet the eligibility requirements, adjustment of status could bring lawful permanent residency and a form of stability likely absent from your life for some time to your future.

Contact us to see how Law Offices of Iorga Law Group, P.C. can help you in your immigration case, contact us online www.iorgalaw.com or call us at
(410)-978-7007; (410)-507-0201 E-mail: [email protected]
PRACTICE LIMITED TO IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW- Authorized to Practice Immigration and Naturalization Law in All 50
States and US Territories Pursuant to 8 USC 1292.1

01/28/2026

Every immigration journey is unique. Behind each visa application, or citizenship goal is a personal story filled with hope, courage, and determination. At lorga Law Group, we understand that this isn't just paperwork—it's your life, your family, and your future ourney, That's why we bring more than legal knowledge to the table-we bring compassion, strategy, and relentless advocacy. Whether you're reuniting with loved ones, seeking asylum, pursuing your career, or building a new life, we are here to guide you through every step of the process.
From the initial consultation to the final decision, our team is committed to protecting your rights and ensuring your voice is heard. You've already taken the bold step of starting your immigration journey. Let us take it the rest of the way-with clarity, care, and legab expertise you can trust.
Your story matters. Let's build your future-together.
We represent clients from all 50 states!. You can become one of them!
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