When do I have to get a letter from asylum office about my temporary legal status?

The background check letter is correct, but filing for asylum alone does not give you status in the U.S. Even though you filed on your own, you...

Will it be a problem that i became a us citizen with the 3 year rule and file for someone else green card after my divorce ?

Legally, you are allowed to do this. However, USCIS may be suspicious because you are now getting divorced and you have rekindled your...

I751 & Bankruptcy

It is not required that both names be on the property (title, mortgage or even lease, if you were renting). The only reason you should be...

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Which day of week can I go to NY asylum office for a asking about decision on my case?

I'm assuming that the office told you that you would be mailed a decision. It's very common to have a long waiting period between the interview...

This can create a problem. You should schedule an appointment with an attorney (relatively soon, given the I-94 dates) and bring all paperwork...

Question about employment with a City office, being on H-4 Visa

No, you can't work on an H-4 visa, in any job. There are certain categories of cap-exempt employers, but the law is very specific about what...

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Can I AOS because my father was granted LPR in an immigration visa category that allows derivative status for spouses and child?

Doing a FOIA for your file and your father's file was a very good idea. Even though you recited many of the facts, it is difficult to assess the...

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen, the concurrent filing will be accepted, but there are other issues that could arise. Your wife will accrue what...

Can my husband get the waiver because he came illegally to USA

Whether he can get the waiver depends on a lot of factors. The waiver requires a showing of "extreme hardship" to a U.S. citizen spouse or parent....

What is the best way for an illegal immigrant to obtain documents by marriage? In the U.S.A or in the country of origin?

If you entered the country legally (assuming you entered on documents that were real and were yours) and are married to a U.S. citizen, you are...