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Immigration Lawyer Blog San Diego
Jason Feldman

What Happens if USCIS Denies an I-751 Petition in 2026?

What Happens if USCIS Denies an I-751 Petition in 2026? Receiving a denial on your I-751 petition can feel devastating, but it does not necessarily mean your fight for lawful permanent residence is over. When USCIS denies a petition to remove conditions on residence, the agency will refer your case

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Immigration Lawyer Blog San Diego
Jason Feldman

What Is the H-1B Weighted Lottery and How It Works in 2026

What Is the H-1B Weighted Lottery and How It Works in 2026 The H-1B cap selection process has undergone its most significant change in years. Starting with the FY 2027 registration season, the Department of Homeland Security replaced the traditional random lottery with a weighted selection system that favors higher-skilled

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Immigration Lawyer Blog San Diego
Jason Feldman

What Is Adjustment of Status and How Does It Lead to a Green Card?

What Is Adjustment of Status and How Does It Lead to a Green Card? Adjustment of status is the legal procedure that allows eligible individuals already present in the United States to apply for lawful permanent resident (LPR) status without leaving the country. This process serves as one of two

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Immigration Lawyer Blog San Diego
Jason Feldman

What Is the H-1B Lottery and How Does It Work in 2026?

What Is the H-1B Lottery and How Does It Work in 2026? The H-1B lottery is a selection process that determines which foreign professionals may be sponsored for temporary employment in the United States when demand exceeds the annual visa cap. For 2026, significant changes are reshaping how USCIS selects

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Immigration Lawyer Blog San Diego
Jason Feldman

Are You Eligible for Naturalization After I-751 Approval in San Diego?

The Waiting Game: From Conditional Green Card to U.S. Citizenship You’ve held your conditional green card for nearly two years, watching the calendar and wondering when you can apply for U.S. citizenship. The uncertainty can be overwhelming—especially when conflicting information suggests you must wait years for I-751 approval before applying

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