I-130 as premanent resident or us citizen?? which is is more faster??
If you're just waiting for the oath, I would hold off on the filing until you're sworn in.
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If you're just waiting for the oath, I would hold off on the filing until you're sworn in.
One year is definitely too long. By law, the immigration service is required to issue a decision within 120 days from the date of the interview. ...
Yes, it should be sufficient, both for the U.S. and for the Portugal authorities.
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