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You should send it again, preferably one that is court certified because if your I-751 petition is well prepared with all the supporting...

I had dui in 2012 and my green card new to be renew in 04/13, would I have problem to renew?

As long as no one was hurt the DUI should have no effect on your application to renew your green card.

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Do I have a chance to get citizenship through naturalization?

His application will likely be denied because he cannot establish good moral character during the past 5 years. Even if his record is sealed, he...

My husband is british by birth and i am jamaican we being married for four months can i get british passport

Best to contact the British Consulate. It is in the best position to furnish the information you need.

How long will it take to become a Permanent Resident with the new I-601a starting march 4th? and am i eligible?

As the spouse of a US citizen, you do not need a 601A waiver. You are eligible to adjust your status without leaving the US.

I enter to usa on 1998 with visa and passport. what should i answer on question 16 on form i-765 for deffered action

According to the Form Instructions, your answer should be "C 33".

Usc filling for out of status sibiling

Unfortunately, he cannot adjust in the US unless he continues to maintain a valid status during the 10-25 years it will take for his priority date...

If a person entered u.s. illegly by sitting in a trailor i.e. by hiding under furniure.Neither he inspected by any border office

The person is inadmissible because he entered without inspection and perhaps, also as a stowaway. He cannot adjust his/her status here in the US...

What are the options for a US Citizen to bring a current international student (F-1) in Canada to the US?

If you plan to marry her, your best option is to file a fiancee petition on her behalf. If the petition is approved, she can come into the US to...

Will my "year off" after getting a Green Card affect my chances of successful naturalization?

Your "year off" from work has no relevance to your eligibility for naturalization. The requirements are, inter alia, 5 years as a green card holder...