When would I be able to file for citizenship?
4 years and 9 months from the "resident since" date on your green card, assuming that you meet the physical presence of more than 50% of the time...
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4 years and 9 months from the "resident since" date on your green card, assuming that you meet the physical presence of more than 50% of the time...
I agree with Attorney Brost. If you have not met your fiance within the past 2 years, you would have to travel outside the U.S. anyway to either...
Contact the immigration attorney who represented you for your immigration case, and he or she may have a copy of the required...
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As it is not April 15 (deadline to file a federal tax return in most cases), fill in the anticipated income for 2013 (and actual income for 2012)...
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Even though EB1A allows for self-petitioning, one factor (official or not) that the USCIS will consider when adjudicating the case is whether the...
Sure, you can create a business abroad. However, if you work on the smartphone app in the U.S., even if the business is registered abroad, and...
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I agree with Attorney Brost. The USA is now your country of citizenship or nationality, unless you are a dual citizen. If there is a question...
Make up your mind what visa status you prefer. Here is my recommendation: change to H4 status (not too soon, as you will no longer be in L1B...
I agree with Attorney Behar. Enter the U.S. ASAP to avoid abandoning your green card. To facilitate entry to the U.S. carry with you extensive...
You can travel and enter on your unexpired F2 visa, even if your husband's F1 visa has expired, as long as he is still in F1 status.