How long can I stay outside United states, if I am a permanent resident card holder?
Generally no more than 6 months unless you acquire a reentry permit. See the following USCIS guidance: "If you plan on being absent from the United...
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Generally no more than 6 months unless you acquire a reentry permit. See the following USCIS guidance: "If you plan on being absent from the United...
You can move and should notify USCIS of the change within 10 days. Keep in mind that this will cause a delay due to the transfer to the local USCIS...
It appears that your case was approved and you will receive notice of oath ceremony in the mail soon.
The issue of fairness is different than the issue of legality. While this may not be fair, it is nonetheless within the realm of possibility for an...
You should consult with an attorney and acquire the certified criminal docket with final disposition for review and submission.
It sounds like the best option for you is to reapply for the visa based on the same basis as you were initially approved.
Being denied for a visa due to suspicion of becoming a public charge is something that must be addressed and remedied before a further attempt to...
No not on an expired visa after that period of time, which triggered a bar of inadmissibility against you. Consult with an attorney for other...
Security checks can vary in timing and there is no way to tell about your specific case processing without more information about your filing.
Yes you can report her to ICE but whether the allegation is investigated is a completely different story and will likely not occur.