Adjusting your spouse's status in the United States refers to the process of obtaining a green card, or permanent resident status, for your spouse if they are currently in the United States on a temporary visa or if they entered the United States without being inspected by a U.S. immigration officer.

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There are several advantages to adjusting your spouse's status in the United States. One of the main benefits is that it allows your spouse to live and work in the United States permanently. With a green card, your spouse will have the right to live and work in the United States indefinitely, and they will not have to worry about their immigration status expiring or being subject to deportation.

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Adjusting your spouse's status in the United States can also make it easier for your family to live together in the same country. If your spouse is in the United States on a temporary visa, they may have to leave the country every few months in order to renew their visa. Adjusting their status to a green card will allow your spouse to remain in the United States with you and your family without having to worry about maintaining a valid visa.

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Finally, adjusting your spouse's status in the United States can also make it easier for your spouse to travel internationally. With a green card, your spouse will be able to travel in and out of the United States without having to worry about obtaining a visa each time they travel. This can be particularly useful if your spouse needs to travel internationally for work or family reasons.