Immigrant intent means that you entered the U.S. with the intention of staying permanently. When entering on a visitor visa, TN visa, or an H-1B visa, you must not have had this intent. Adjusting status is only an option if your desire to stay arose after you arrived in the U.S.

The I-94 overstay and staying beyond this period—filing for Adjustment of Status (From I-485) based on marriage to a US Citizen or Green Card holder.

How to file an Adjustment of Status I-485 safely when you entered the US with an ESTA Visa Waiver and how to navigate the 90-day rule.

ESTA Visa Waiver holders should be aware of the implications of the 90-day rule for Adjustment of Status I-485 applications. Learn how to apply for Adjustment of Status I-485 within the 90-day period and avoid the presumption of preconceived intent to immigrate, and avoid denial of your Green Card case.

Options when you overstay your I94 as a B2 visitor visa holder and marry a U.S. citizen. How can you adjust your status via Form I-485 and obtain a Green Card safely?