I want a divorce, but my husband is on a conditional green card. What will happen to him?
If he can prove that the marriage was bona fide from the beginning, then he can file a waiver of the joint petition requirement if you are divorced.
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If he can prove that the marriage was bona fide from the beginning, then he can file a waiver of the joint petition requirement if you are divorced.
Yes, she can. However, the major problem would be her ability to prove that she has no intention of living in the US but that her sole purpose is...
Actually, as long as you meet the age requirement, you can file a petition for him now but you will need a joint sponsor with sufficient income.
It appears that your husband has filed for divorce and is trying to serve you with the process through the sherriff. While this may not be a basis...
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If your father is going to be a joint sponsor, then he needs to fill out an I-864, separate from your I-864. In that case, his income alone must be...
As the primary sponsor with an income, you need to provide proof of income. You can get a letter from your employer(s) stating your job(s) and...
Your question is confusing but if you are asking whether you can obtain a green card through a child of yours who is a US citizen, then the answer...
Yes, you can report it but it is entirely up to ICE to act.
It will take approximately two weeks.
There is nothing to seal because you were not convicted of a crime. Your arrest by ICE was merely due to an immigration violation which no longer...