Immigration question
You may adjust status through a good faith marriage to a USC despite the lengthy overstay. It is advisable to consult with an attorney for guidance.
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You may adjust status through a good faith marriage to a USC despite the lengthy overstay. It is advisable to consult with an attorney for guidance.
You should schedule an infopass appointment to inquire about the case status. 2 years without an RFE and decision is well outside normal...
Yes you may, assuming you entered the US legally and are married in good faith. She will need to provide a letter of explanation for not submitting...
The unauthorized work and the overstay can be waived through marriage based adjustment of status. However the issue of intent may come into...
You may consider applying for a fiancé visa so that she may enter within 6 months and later adjust status in the US after your marriage. Consult...
It should not impact your eligibility but if asked, you should be truthful about receiving any public benefits.
Are you applying for adjustment of status at this time? If so the eligibility category would be C9 for spousal AOS.
No, a civil matter such as this should not impact your immigration application.
It depends on the service center that currently has your case. Refer to your receipt notice for further guidance and the USCIS webpage for case...
It is hard to provide an explanation for why your EAD was denied without reviewing your case as well as the decision. Consult with an attorney for...