In I-751 Waiver case, would they ask for evidence for the entire period up to divorce?
When deciding whether to approve an I-751 (removing the conditions of residency), USCIS looks very closely at all aspects of the marriage and your...
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When deciding whether to approve an I-751 (removing the conditions of residency), USCIS looks very closely at all aspects of the marriage and your...
You should speak to an attorney experienced in both immigration and criminal law. There are a lot of facts in your case that are still unclear -...
Once you are legally married, your husband can petition for you. However, the details of what happens next depend on your case (How old are you?...
Extreme hardship is a complicated issue, as can be the I-751/removing conditions process. It depends on the details of your marriage (both at the...
I agree with the opinion of the other attorneys here - you need to disclose this arrest, and they WILL want a certified copy of the disposition....
It's possible to proceed with the residency process on your own, however, it will depend on whether you are legally separated or not, whether your...
Your case is complicated and I would recommend you speak to an immigration lawyer. As you can see from the varied responses, there are important...
I would recommend that you bring the new passport - and a color copy of the entire passport - to the interview, so that they can update their...
Many people are under the impression that a CWOF ending in a dismissal means that their case is "gone." However, for immigration purposes, it is...
It's best to be upfront with USCIS about any incidents like this, and provide documentation showing they were dismissed and the fine was paid.