I recently naturalized, and my alien mother and stepfather want to move to the US. How will this work?
It looks like you did your research. You can't petition for your step dad. Only for mom and she in turn can petition for dad. Look into...
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It looks like you did your research. You can't petition for your step dad. Only for mom and she in turn can petition for dad. Look into...
Possibly. Take the denial notice to an experienced immigration attorney to discuss.
It is not a law, just proposed
No it will not. But when you are ready to apply for citizenship, you will have to explain how you supported yourself.
He may not be eligible for VD with this conviction. Unless you are confusing it with other documents that he can sign to be deported right away. ...
File the I-130. But really he should consult with an experienced attorney as there is a lot more to this. Maybe under the right circumstances,...
You can file the I-130 without changing your name. Whether he can subsequently adjust will depend on the manner of his entry. If he entered...
Congratulations. After you leave, you would do the medical and appear at your interview. make sure to have all original documents with you. ...
Unless you naturalized in the mean time, the original I-130 became invalid the minute she married (no matter how brief).
It is filed with USCIS. The Form has clear instructions on where to file. Seriously consider working with an attorney. You may need to request...