What can I do?
It depends on your status and previous criminal history. The case should not impact your husband’s citizenship case however.
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It depends on your status and previous criminal history. The case should not impact your husband’s citizenship case however.
You may renew your EAD and inquire with USCIS about the status of your case.
You should renew your EAD and can schedule an jnfopass appointment to inquire about the status of the pending case.
You should speak with an attorney who handles Indian immigration for questions about entering the country.
It will take the normal processing times of about 4-5 months for approval, based on the service center that has your case.
You can request both cases be adjudicated at that interview and the officer has the discretion to do so.
No you can get the medical done by any authorized civil surgeon. Refer to the USCIS webpage to find such a doctor.
Did you petition to return to your maiden name after your divorce? If so, use that name as it is your current legal name.
You can notify USCIS by writing but this may not reach your file. More likely, USCIS will recognize the error and process the case under the...
Your spouse can petition for his sibling (assuming he is a USC) but this will take roughly 14 years until the visa becomes available.