Can I adjust my status with my husband being a green card holder and not a citizen yet?
You may adjust your status after he becomes a USC and it is advisable to wait until that time as it will be a shorter period than filing as a LPR.
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You may adjust your status after he becomes a USC and it is advisable to wait until that time as it will be a shorter period than filing as a LPR.
You would file I130 first, then I601A waiver for extreme hardship to your USC wife and child. Consult with an attorney for guidance.
It may be worthwhile to work with an attorney to determine why your case has become so delayed.
Yes, your medical report will be valid for two years from the date of submission to USCIS. At the same time, the validity of the exam is 60 days...
It means that USCIS is processing your application. If additional evidence is needed for the I485 processing, USCIS will let you know.
Did the officer request additional evidence at time of interview to explain this error? Comply with any RFE.
Sibling petitions take anywhere from 12-15 years depending on the country of nationality. Further she must remain in status in order to later...
Yes it appears that may be a better option in your situation. Once you have your final divorce decree in hand you should submit to USCIS.
Your physical green card and a welcome packet to the United States should come in the mail within a month.
Refer to the I 539 form instructions for the direct mailing addresses.