Legally name changed through naturalization process (swearing-in (oath) ceremony held in a courtroom, presided over by the judge
No you do not need to file the name change in court as it was done during your oath ceremony.
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No you do not need to file the name change in court as it was done during your oath ceremony.
He must complete form DS160, and schedule an appointment online. At the interview, he should bring sufficient evidence of his financial and...
Yes you could be denied admission for a variety of reasons after VD. It is best to discuss your specific case with an attorney.
Yes you should apply for the N565 to correct the error and will have to pay the fee if this was your mistake.
This requires a full conversation/review in private with an attorney. Good luck.
It should not matter either way, but filing together/at same time, should be more convenient.
It is fairly common for the USCIS status page to not reflect the current processing of your case.
You can contact NVC directly about submitting more documents after you have already completed initial upload of documents.
Yes you will need i864 for the joint sponsor and I864A for their household member.
You may apply for your parents AOS despite the visa overstay but not for your sibling. It is best to discuss further with an attorney.