Do I have to pay extra fees since I was out of status while doing applications for green Card?
You do not have to pay any additional fees since you entered on a lawful visa.
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You do not have to pay any additional fees since you entered on a lawful visa.
I'm very sorry to hear about your marital problems. You will not lose your green card if you divorce your husband. If you apply for citizenship...
Congratulations on your engagement! In order for your husband to adjust your status you will have to show that your marriage is a real marriage...
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I agree with my colleagues. She will need a criminal defense attorney to try to get the criminal charges to go away, and she will need an...
You would not have an alien number if you entered as a visitor. You can simply write "N/A" on the forms where it asks for your A number. Once you...
If you file for your wife while you are a resident the wait time for her to get a green card will be longer. If you are eligible for citizenship,...
You can petition for your husband, but as my colleagues have stated, your case has several complicated issued because of his unlawful entry and...
I am sorry to hear about your relative's situation. Unfortunately, current U.S. immigration law does not provide any opportunity to come to the...
Your wife's criminal record will have no bearing on whether or not USCIS grants your green card petition, as long as the marriage is bona fide and...
If your mother is in the United States on a lawful entry (which it sounds like she is), you can petition for her while she is here in the United...