A question about marrying an immigrant who overstayed their visa.
Let's look at these facts: You want a discrete marriage; you do not live together, you have no joint bank accounts but you have photographs through...
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Let's look at these facts: You want a discrete marriage; you do not live together, you have no joint bank accounts but you have photographs through...
Yes, if your spouse is a US citizen and you remain in the US. However, if you depart the US after filing the I-485, you can no longer reenter as a...
You can and should file the I-130 and I-485 together if you are a US citizen. You also need to submit G-325A for you and your wife.
If you were a US citizen when you petitioned her, she should have immigrated by now. If you have not received a decision on your I-130, you need to...
You cannot file an I-485 until and unless your I-130 has been approved. As for the initial documents, you need to wait for a USCIS notice...
Yes, if you have to.
The sooner, the better for you.
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A decision is usually made right after the interview is completed unless the officer believes that there is a need to take a closer look at your...
If the government doesn't have any record of his prior entry and stay in the US, his reentry will be much easier. If not, he needs to see an...
You can reamin until a decision is made.