After the I-526 approval, how can I change from consular processing to adjustment of status to get my conditional green card?

You can just file the adjustment if in the U.S. on an L-1 and the file will automatically be transferred.

Yes, you can file the I-485 upon entry to the U.S., but do not forget to cancel your interview with the U.S. consulate in your home country.

Yes, you can cancel the consular interview and seek to adjust in the U.S. You should notify the National Visa Center through your attorney right away.

Yes, if in the U.S. legally on the L-1A, you can immediately file to adjust status and then notify NVC that you are adjusting status.

You don&#39t need to transfer the case via NVC. Simply delay your interview at the consulate. Once you enter with an L, wait an appropriate amount of time before filing for adjustment. Then cancel the interview at the consulate.

You have to file a form and pay a fee to do so.

Yes, you can. Once you enter the U.S. file for the adjustment of status. You can notify the National Visa Center of your changed venue and circumstance.

As soon as you are in the U.S., file for your adjustment, I-485, based on the I-526 approval and inform the NVC.

Yes, if in valid L-1 status in the U.S and a visa number is available, you can file for adjustment of status in the U.S on Form I-485.

If it is still at NVC, you can notify them you wish to seek adjustment.