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You still have time to send the N-445 to USCIS via fedex (overnight delivery) and note that you previously neglected to send the N-445 and it is enclosed now. I suggest refiling if the prior request did not contain sufficient information to identify the case or was not sent by means to track the delivery. Be sure to include all of case information on the request--full name, date of birth, case number, A number, date/place of oath and when the applicant expects to be in the U.S. so that another...
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Appropriations Act of 2010, signed by the President on Oct. 28, 2009, extended the Special Immigrant Visa Category for Non-minister religious workers until Sept. 30, 2012. This law allows for religious workers to get green card and has yet to be extended. Although it has been extended in the past, there is no guarantee that it will be extended.The approved I-360 is time sensitive and the approval should be reviewed to ascertain if it was processed for...
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You will need just about everything that is listed on the interview notice and you need to prepare well for the interview. Interviews are conducted thoroughly to ascertain eligibility--whether the foreign national entered and remained in the U.S. legally, bona fides of marriage, ability to support, etc. It may be prudent to at least consult with an attorney and then determine whether you need someone to go with you to the interview. Depending on the facts of the case and immigration history/...
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Often there is a mismatch in the degree requirement and the degree that an applicant holds. In such cases, one can get a combined degree evaluation (if holding multiple degree) or evaluation of a degree and any additional postgraduate work or combined experience and education evaluation to assess whether one has a degree required for the offered position. There are some credible evaluation companies that can make an assessment for a nominal charge before you pay for the evaluation. We process...
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I agree with my colleagues. It may be prudent to start collecting supporting documents/information while you wait for the implementation of the final rule.
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If the total number of family members in the household is five then the poverty guidelines require a minimum income of $33,762 per year from the sponsor. If the petition was filed in 2011 or 2012 then you should be fine, using the tax return from 2011, assuming the sponsor has declared all of the income on the tax return in the amount of 43K. You can check the poverty guidelines for 2012 at http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf