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J-1 Waiver Problems in 2026: Can You Still Get a Marriage Green Card?

Published 4 months, 4 weeks ago
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If you entered the U.S. on a J-1 visa and are now married to a U.S. citizen, this video breaks down the biggest obstacle you may face the 2-year home residency requirement and how it affects your green card process. Immigration attorney John Khosravi explains your two main options (adjustment of status vs. consular processing), the risks of falling out of status, current 2026 updates on J-1 waivers, and how travel bans and delays can impact your case. This is a must-watch if you're unsure whether you can stay in the U.S. or need to leave to continue your application. For a deeper step-by-step guide, visit marriageimmigrationlaw.com or schedule a consultation to review your specific situation.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Who This Video Is For (J-1 Visa + Marriage Green Card)
00:14 Introduction & About the Attorney
00:56 Why J-1 Visa Matters in Marriage Cases and the 2-Year Home Residency Requirement
02:06 2026 Policy Changes (No Objection Denials) and Impact of New Rules on J-1 Waivers
03:05 Two Main Paths for a Marriage Green Card Explained
03:26 Adjustment of Status Requirements and Unlawful Presence (and its consequences)
07:46 Consular Processing Timeline Breakdown
08:56 How to get started

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