United States
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United States: 13 pathways on AImmigration — 2 Family, 2 Business, 4 Permanent residence, 2 Employer sponsored, 1 Skilled work, 1 Work permit, 1 Study. Each pathway links to its official government source and shows its verification status.
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Official Sources
8 CFR245.1 — Adjustment-of-status eligibility
Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (DHS)
US-based adjustment eligibility; inspection/admission/parole general rule, statutory exceptions and restrictions. Does not apply to consular processing abroad.
State Department — Immigrant visa civil documents
U.S. Department of State
Civil relationship evidence: birth/adoption/marriage/prior-marriage termination documents; official issuing authority, translations and country-specific availability.
State Department — Visa Bulletin October2026
U.S. Department of State
October2026 bulletin: Final Action Dates vs Dates for Filing; USCIS selects which chart is used for I485 filing. No category cutoff dates stored as static eligibility.
Matter of Dhanasar — NIW precedent decision
USCIS Administrative Appeals Office (hosted by DOJ)
Dec27,2016 precedent: EB-2 advanced-degree or exceptional-ability base eligibility; discretionary NIW waiver of job offer and labor certification; three-part test. No automatic approval from degree alone.