Can I divorce and still can apply for citizenship in the future?
The divorce alone should not impact your permanent residency. You would need to wait 5 years to apply for citizenship in any case.
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The divorce alone should not impact your permanent residency. You would need to wait 5 years to apply for citizenship in any case.
Yes you should maintain your status until your priority date is current, particularly if the case is denied and to preserve your status.
How did he obtain a SSN on the visitor visa? If he obtained a tax ID and reported his income accordingly, then there is clear record of employment,...
A full review of your case history would need to be done before providing an assessment about the possible consequences for a subsequent permanent...
Yes it can take up to 120 days after the interview for a decision to be made. You can contact the asylum office where your interview was held or...
The name indicated on the DS260 should be consistent with your passport, so this should be amended if not the case.
Yes this generally means that the case has been accepted for processing.
Is he currently in Mexico? When you say undocumented was he already in the US without status? If so, a waiver would be needed. Consult with an...
Yes you will need to establish your continuous residency through the showing of maintained ties to the US. This would be in the form of continued...
You would begin by filing Form I130 and initiating consular processing. You would need to submit evidence of your status in the US as well as any...