Is joining the military going to help or hurt my green card case?
Joining the army and being subsequently discharged is not going to affect removing the conditions on your green card when the time arrives.
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Joining the army and being subsequently discharged is not going to affect removing the conditions on your green card when the time arrives.
Hold on to your medical exam and present it at the interview. It is valid for up to a year.
As long as your petition is pending, you do not have to worry about your status.
If you submitted the I-864 online, do you have a copy of the documents on the computer or a pen drive? You can always obtain a copy of your tax...
I would strongly suggest that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney or an organizations that helps with VAWA applications to ensure...
You must provide all the documents requested even if you have a joint sponsor, including an explanation of why petitioner did not file taxes.
To apply for asylum, the application must be made within 1 year of your entry into the US unless there are extenuating circumstances. I would...
You cannot be forced to change back to you maiden name. Your name is not changed and your ex-husband cannot take you to court over that.
If your priority date for approval is current, you can apply for adjustment of status. You will receive notification when it is time to adjust...
You must answer any questions given on the N-400 honestly and provide an explanation. Any documents you were given after the arrest must be provided.