Does a petitioner have to be present in the US at the time of the applicant's immigrant visa interview?
No the petitioner does not have to be physically present for the interview.
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No the petitioner does not have to be physically present for the interview.
You should contact the Iraqi Consulate in US for info on renouncing citizenship.
Yes domestic travel is not a problem.
Likely not, given the basis for his removal. It is wise to acquire his certified docket for review by an attorney as well as FOIA of his complete...
No reason to be concerned as there is no indication delay is due to reasons outside of normal processing.
Yes the crime is a qualifying one for U visa purposes but first step is to obtain law enforcement certification that you were helpful in the...
you need to first obtain the certified criminal docket for all counts and final disposition and meet with an attorney re: possible consequences.
Consult with your attorney for case specific questions.
Depends on application. If you have any questions and have not retained counsel for submission, contact USCIS or schedule an Infopass appointment...
It is best to consult with an attorney and provide him/her with your file, including green card approval to determine when you will be eligible for...