LIFE Act
- A law enacted in 2000 that altered immigration laws, extending certain eligibility for green card applicants to adjust status within the U.S., creating a new visa category for married individuals to apply for status adjustment, and introducing a visa category for spouses and children of lawful residents waiting for their visas
- Under the provisions of the LIFE Act, he was able to adjust his status despite initially being ineligible for a green card.
- The new K-3 visa category established by the LIFE Act allowed her to enter the US after her marriage.
- Because of the LIFE Act, spouses and children of lawful permanent residents who have been waiting for their visas for over three years have a new option.
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