I have applied for my citizenship.when doing r taxes for last year I filed married but separate and my wife head of household
No, this should not impact your naturalization petition if filing under the 5 year rule.
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No, this should not impact your naturalization petition if filing under the 5 year rule.
Unfortunately she is not eligible based on the time of entry into the U.S.
You can wait for a rejected application or re-file at this time.
Unfortunately you cannot petition your parent as a LPR. You must be a USC.
First wait for the I360 to be adjudicated, which will take up to 2 years. From there, the I485 will be processed, taking another possible year.
Best to refer to the USCIS case processing webpage for processing times. You can also contact USCIS for further guidance.
Best to have an experienced attorney review the nature of the request. Good luck!
More information is needed about your girlfriend's residence in the U.S. to provide a meaningful answer. Consult with an attorney for guidance.
Yes, your previous marriage may be an issue for subsequent green card interview. Consult with an attorney for guidance.
Once you have your EAD, you may change your job.