Grandma left the country and wants to come back
I suggest your grandma get an immigration attorney who can help her with a waiver and explain all of her options to her.
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I suggest your grandma get an immigration attorney who can help her with a waiver and explain all of her options to her.
I agree with my colleague, your husband should file N-400 for his citizenship and then petition for you. I also agree that this process can be...
I agree with my colleague. I would contact an immigration attorney as soon as possible to explore your options in greater detail.
Here, try: http://administerjustice.org/ or DePaul University Law has an Asylum Clinic you can contact for help at (312) 362-8294. Those are the...
I agree with my colleague. You should also go to your local embassy and get a new passport.
How long have you been working there? If you've been working there long enough to have filed taxes, you should send copies of your filed tax returns.
You should consult a local (in the Philippines) family law attorney who is capable of answering that for you.
I agree, this isn't really an immigration question. If you need to change your name, you should Google how to do so in your state. This normally...
I would send a copy and keep the originals in case you will need them again in the future.
As my colleague stated, just make sure you notify USCIS of your change of address as soon as possible after your move. If you do not do this, any...