Marriage-Based
Green Card
Strategy & Guidance
Structured legal analysis for marriage-based immigration cases. From adjustment of status to removal proceedings — we map your pathway with precision and care.
Concurrent I-130 & I-485 filing for spouses of U.S. citizens and LPRs residing in the United States.
NVC coordination, DS-260 preparation, and embassy interview support for beneficiaries residing abroad.
Extreme hardship analysis and waiver strategy addressing the 3- and 10-year unlawful presence bars.
Joint petition filing and waiver-based petitions following divorce or in good faith marriage cases.
Motion practice before Immigration Court: termination, administrative closure, and stay of removal.
Concurrent EAD and Advance Parole applications filed with I-485 during the adjustment process.
I-131 filing and emergency reentry planning for beneficiaries with pending adjustment applications.
N-400 preparation, interview representation, and continuous residence requirement guidance.
Dedicated to Those Who Built Their Life Abroad,
Their Future Here.
The Law Office of Hong-min Jun P.C. provides focused immigration representation to foreign-born individuals and small business owners in Indiana, Illinois, and beyond. Our practice centers on the intersection of family ties and immigration law — particularly the complex, high-stakes process of marriage-based permanent residency.
We understand that every marriage immigration case carries personal weight. Whether your path involves straightforward adjustment of status, unlawful presence waivers, or defending against removal while pursuing a spousal visa — we approach each matter with the same standard: methodical analysis, candid assessment, and strategic clarity.
Our office is admitted to practice in the States of Indiana and Illinois. We serve clients throughout the greater Indianapolis area and accept cases involving federal immigration proceedings nationwide.
10150 Lantern Rd. Suite #175 Fishers, IN 46037
317-701-2768 847-660-4233
askus@junlawfirm.com
Hong-min Jun
Attorney at Law
Attorney Hong-min Jun represents foreign nationals and immigrant families in all aspects of U.S. immigration law, with a particular focus on marriage-based green cards, family petitions, and removal defense. He is admitted to practice in Indiana and Illinois.
Attorney Jun brings a bilingual practice — serving English and Korean-speaking clients — with a commitment to making the immigration process transparent and manageable. He is known for a structured, issue-oriented approach to case analysis, which is reflected in the diagnostic tools developed by this office.
His clients include individuals navigating straightforward adjustment of status cases as well as those facing complex, multi-issue matters involving unlawful presence, criminal records, prior removal orders, and removal proceedings. Each case receives individual analysis rather than a template-based approach.
The office is located in Fishers, Indiana and serves the greater Indianapolis metropolitan area, as well as clients throughout Illinois and in federal immigration proceedings nationally.
The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Marriage Green Card Strategy Map
A structured issue-spotting tool designed to reflect how an attorney begins reviewing a marriage-based immigration case. Select your pathway, answer targeted questions, and receive a preliminary strategy overview — organized by legal priority.
This tool is intentionally detailed. In many marriage-based cases, small factual differences determine whether a matter is routine or legally sensitive.
Open Strategy MapWhat This Tool Analyzes
This tool does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not constitute legal advice. It is an issue-spotting resource only.
Required Documents by Pathway
Document requirements vary significantly based on case type. Select the pathway that applies to your situation.
Adjustment of Status
Beneficiary currently in valid status · I-485 route
Petition Forms
- Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative)
- Form I-130A (Supplemental Information — Beneficiary)
- Filing fees or approved fee waiver
Adjustment Application
- Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence)
- Form I-765 (Employment Authorization Document)
- Form I-131 (Application for Travel Document / Advance Parole)
Civil Documents
- Certified marriage certificate
- Birth certificates — both spouses
- Valid passports and all prior travel documents
- Divorce decrees or death certificates from all prior marriages
Financial Evidence
- Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support)
- Three most recent federal income tax returns (IRS transcript preferred)
- W-2s and/or 1099s for corresponding years
- Current employment verification letter and recent pay stubs
Medical
- Form I-693 (Medical Examination — sealed, by USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon)
- Vaccination records if incomplete
Marriage Evidence
- Joint bank account statements
- Joint lease or mortgage documents
- Insurance policies listing each other as beneficiary
- Photographs together over time
- Correspondence and communication records
- Sworn affidavits from people who know the couple
This document checklist is provided as a general guide only and does not represent a complete or final list for any specific case. Document requirements vary by individual circumstances, USCIS policy changes, and consular post requirements. Always verify current requirements with a licensed immigration attorney before filing.
Request a Consultation
Reach out by email, phone, or the form below. We respond to all inquiries within one business day.
For consultations on removal proceedings or complex matters, please note in your message that you are requesting a paid strategy review.