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I-765 renewal if outside the country ?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
Possible but unlikely given possibility of biometrics.
I864 or I864A for joint sponsor?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
Your father would need to file form I864 and you I 864A as household member.
USCIS said expired passport can be used as a proof of Citizenship?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
An expired passport should be sufficient to establish your status of US citizen for such filing.
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To obtain a legal citizenship is marriage the best option out of the others?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
Family-based immigration is an option depending on your particular circumstances. Best to consult with an attorney about your situation.
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I sent all the civil and financial documents to the NVC. Last week got an email that my income is not sufficient.
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Answered on July 02, 2020
You may want to consider a joint sponsor rather than using your savings.
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Naturalization: We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time.
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Answered on July 02, 2020
Unfortunately there have been significant delays with interview scheduling due to Covid.
"Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained by law enforcement officer or immigration officer" question on N400?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
You should answer affirmatively and provide explanation for the incident.
Does applying for AOS based EAD itself invalidate my F-1 status?
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Answered on July 02, 2020
No applying alone does not invalidate the visa.
If I divorce my wife, what's going to happen, am I going to lose my residency and be deported, will I be able to see my girl?
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Answered on July 01, 2020
No, divorce should not impact your residency.
Applying for adjustment of status with Soviet Union Birth Certificate?
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Answered on July 01, 2020
The original Soviet union birth certificate should be sufficient however best to discuss with your attorney.