Would it be better to wait for dream act or ?
I agree with my collague. Also, you will not gain citizenship by marrying a U.S. citizen. Rather, you will gain legal permanent residence. If...
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I agree with my collague. Also, you will not gain citizenship by marrying a U.S. citizen. Rather, you will gain legal permanent residence. If...
You have to re-word your question. Are you a U.S. citizen? Where is your finance? Is he the father of your child? I would consider consulting...
I agree with my colleagues. Your ability to adjust status is based on the validity of the marriage at its inception. I don't think the interview...
I agree with my colleagues. Obama's new plan is not going to give you legal status. Your marriage to an American citizen will. Consult with an...
I agree with my collagues.
The Dream Act has not been passed. You are referring to Obama's announcement, a deferred action program giving work authorization to those...
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Unfortunately you have to wait. There are measures that can be taken to compel the Court to provide an answer, but I don't think you're there yet.
I believe it is valid for two years and can be renewed over and over...
I am assuming you are a nonimmigrant holder and your wife has no status. I this is the case, you have to wait until your child turns 21. At that...
You need to have an experienced immigration attorney review all of the certified dispositions. Applying for naturalization could result in the...