If you were arrested while under 18, so this matter likely will be handled by the Family Court at the Superior Courthouse in the County where you...

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What qualifies as detention for n400 interview

No. It is not a detention for purposes of the N-400. It is true that when you get your IR documents you should return the CR document to USCIS,...

Do I loose US green card if I apply for Canadian PR

I believe that the answer to that is yes, as you need to maintain a residence in the United States for LPR purposes. Filing and receiving...

Immigration Q.: I applied for asylum 2 years ago and am still waiting for my interview. I recently got married to U.S. citizen..

Never, ever withdraw that asylum case until your LPR card is in your hand after an approval of the marriage case. There is just too much risk...

How long does applicant have to submit documents when their case is on Adminstration processing?

I am confused. However, I likely will err on the side of submitting within the original time frame given to your husband for the submission of...

What does this status mean "Document was Mailed to me" mean ? In regards to an I-212 waiver.

It is likely either a Notice of Intent to Deny, with a response period, a Request for Additional Evidence, with a response period, or a notice of a...

Do I file a separate form I-130 for my wife and 3years old son if I am a permanent resident.

You would need to check off the box for spouse, and list your son on the application. When the consular processing takes place, you will be able...

How can I get my US citizenship???

As a 5 year resident, you can file in that way and not have to be concerned about your husband's input into the situation. An attorney can...

What will happen with my immigration status if we divorce?

If your case is not completed, then you will lose the opportunity to adjust your status, and will remain in whatever status you currently have in...

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It is really impossible to answer your question without a ton more information about your case. I would highly suggest hiring an immigration...