?when should I inform about my divorce to uscis Already filed jointly i751
Yes if you are intending to transfer your case to a waiver based filing due to divorce.
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Yes if you are intending to transfer your case to a waiver based filing due to divorce.
Yes you are legally in US until decision is made on your case.
That is your personal decision but if you decide to, proceeding with this during the naturalization process is best.
No you must be a USC to petition for your sibling.
If you file based on your fathers petition, you must maintain status in order to adjust status. Best to consult with an attorney for guidance.
No receiving unemployment benefits should not impact subsequent filings or eligibility to petition for someone. You may need a cosignor if you do...
Yes you may but you must be in status to do so.
If you are eligible and have the desire, good to apply for citizenship.
No generally USCIS does not provide tracking info for denial notices.
No the I485 must be approved to file the I751.