Which forms should be sent to Immigration for a green card?
If you're petitioning for your spouse, you use Forms I-130 and I-130A. Whether or not she is eligible for adjustment of status (Form I-485) and...
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If you're petitioning for your spouse, you use Forms I-130 and I-130A. Whether or not she is eligible for adjustment of status (Form I-485) and...
Based on your description, it may be possible for you to be back within a year, assuming you leave the country before accumulating enough unlawful...
Did you disclose your unlawful presence between 2000 and 2010 on your 2015 B-2 visa application? This sounds like a complicated case, which...
It depends on her travel pattern over the last few years, not just one absence of 9 months. If she has been spending most of her time in the U.S.,...
It's hard to find that out without an A number. Did you fail to maintain your student status? If haven't violated the law, there is no reason for...
The rule you have in mind doesn’t apply to USCIS (at least, not yet). Moreover, there is caselaw that says that preconceived intent should not be...
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Unfortunately, her departure would, in fact, trigger the 10-year bar. It's a very hard choice she has to make.
You can start the process as soon as you get married. Assuming your wife-to-be is a U.S. citizen (and that you're otherwise eligible for...
Almost 2 years from the date of the interview - is too long of a delay. There must be an issue with your case. I strongly suggest that you...
Assuming he has a clean background and is not subject to any other grounds of inadmissibility, he appears eligible for adjustment of status, and...