Travel abroad ?
Yes you may travel on the CPR card.
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Immigration Lawyer at Framingham, MA
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Yes you may travel on the CPR card.
If there is any portion of the application that is not applicable, you should indicate accordingly.
No, a fiancé visa adjustment of status application should not require additional medical.
You may contact USCIS directly to inform them regarding this matter.
A second interview would likely be a good indication given the case history. It is important to prepare with an attorney. Consider Consult for...
The beneficiary of the I130 application must petition for him or herself through a non-immigrant visa. The merits of such a case are questionable...
More information is needed regarding your case to determine if an extension is viable. Consider consult with an attorney for guidance.
VAWA petitions can take 12 months or more. You may contact the service center processing your case to receive an update on it. Consider consult...
Yes as long as s/he is a USC or LPR and has the income/asset requirements per the financial support guidelines. Refer to I864P for further guidance.
You may file both applications concurrently along with additional forms. Consider consult with an attorney for guidance.