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Limitations on Adjustment of Status in Visa Waiver Program
Visa Waiver Program entrants are generally precluded from INA 245 adjustment of status unless they are seeking adjustment as an immediate relative or under VAWA.
Visa Waiver Program entrants are generally precluded from INA 245 adjustment of status unless they are seeking adjustment as an immediate relative or under VAWA.
In certain immigrant categories, an adjustment of status applicant may take advantage of concurrent filing of the immigrant visa petition and the Form I-485.
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