<p>In this episode of the Arrive US Immigration Law podcast for Canadians, we discuss what you should consider before filing for adjustment of status (green card).</p>

In this episode of the Arrive US Immigration Law podcast for Canadians, we discuss what you should consider before filing for adjustment of status (green card).

Episode 29 - What to consider before filing for adjustment of status (green card).

Hosted by U.S. immigration lawyers Jeremy Richards and Christine Jurusik, the Arrive Podcast delivers expert insights and updates on U.S. immigration law, covering a wide range of topics for individuals and businesses navigating the immigration process.

Each episode explores key aspects of U.S. immigration, including work visas, green cards, family-based immigration, and policies under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Whether you’re seeking to live, work, or expand opportunities in the United States, the Arrive Podcast is your trusted resource for immigration law guidance.

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Hosted by U.S. immigration lawyers Jeremy Richards and Christine Jurusik, the Arrive Podcast delivers expert insights and updates on U.S. immigration law, covering a wide range of topics for individuals and businesses navigating the immigration process. Each episode explores key aspects of U.S. immigration, including work visas, green cards, family-based immigration, and policies under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Whether you’re seeking to live, work, or expand opportunities in the United States, the Arrive Podcast is your trusted resource for immigration law guidance.

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