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Thank you all for the help from day one, Please I need you advise ,we just get married and want to file for the adjustment of status soon ,an me and my wife is planning of moving to California from Utah and I was planning of moving first to get a job before she final move over ,but I was told that it will be a problem affecting my green card while my wife is not with me as soon as am in California ,My question is how can we move as soon as I get my EAD in hand? thanks

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