Adjustment of Status (AOS) is the process through which a foreign national can obtain permanent residency (a green card) while physically present in the United States. The AOS process is complex and can be overwhelming, especially for individuals who are not familiar with the US immigration system.

This book, "Navigating the Adjustment of Status Process: A Comprehensive Guide to Forms, Requirements, and Examples" aims to provide a detailed guide to help applicants navigate the AOS process with ease. This guide will cover each step of the AOS process in detail and provide examples of completed forms and required documents.

In this book, you will find information on the eligibility requirements for AOS, the different forms needed for AOS, and how to properly complete each form. We will also discuss the fees and fee waiver options for AOS, obtaining employment authorization and advance parole, and the differences between consular processing and AOS.

We will also delve into common issues and Request for Evidence (RFE) that applicants may encounter during the AOS process, and how to prepare for the AOS interview. Additionally, we will provide tips for a successful interview, and discuss what happens if an applicant's AOS application is denied and the appeal options available.

Finally, we will provide specific guidance on adjustment of status for family-based petitions, employment-based petitions, and diversity visa lottery winners.

By the end of this guide, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the AOS process and be well-equipped to navigate the process with confidence.