Name Change when filing for Green Card?
State the names on your I-485 form the way you want them to appear on the green card. USCIS usually goes by the biographic information as stated on...
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State the names on your I-485 form the way you want them to appear on the green card. USCIS usually goes by the biographic information as stated on...
Yes, he too becomes a US citizen on the date you are sworn it. All you then need to do is to apply for a certificate of citizenship and/or a US...
First of all, is this a conditional green card (valid for 2 years) or a permanent one (10 years)? He can file for a replacement green card using...
You need to wait for 5 years since your abusive spouse was an LPR. You would only be eligible to apply for naturalization after 3 years if either...
Did your service agreement require your attorney to file for a renewal? Since the card was in your possession, did you do anything to prevent it...
No problem with the timing but it is strongly suggested that you avail yourself of the expertise of an experienced immigration attorney.
If your fiancee is a US citizen and she intends to file a visa petition for you, it would not really not matter that you fall out of status....
First of all, I-751 waivers can be filed at any time, even before the expiration of your GC in June 2015. Second, if you can show that you had a...
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No, the filing of an I-140 by your wife's employer will not convert her to a legal permanent resident. She needs to file an application for...
No, you need to file separate petitions for your mother and each of your siblings. However, while your mother can immigrate to the US in a...