My husbands green card is going to expire next year its been 10 yrs do i have to go with or can he go on his own
No you do not. He can either replace/get a new card or he should really consider filing for citizenship.
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No you do not. He can either replace/get a new card or he should really consider filing for citizenship.
She will require an I-601 waiver. Waiver is discretionary and based on hardship to you the citizen spouse. You will need an attorney as waivers...
What is your immigration status? Are you a citizen or a green card holder? See I am a little confused, if you are a citizen, there is no priority...
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Your citizen spouse has to file for you and for your child. There will be 2 packages with forms and supporting documents. I would highly...
Please handle the RFE with your attorney. if you do not have an attorney, it is time to retain one.
I can't agree more with Ms. Tunitsky
I agree with my colleague. Try and schedule a phone or internet consultation or if your spouse is in the US, he/she can come for an in person...
I agree with my colleagues. Do the I-485 correctly and if there are any inconsistencies, they will be cleared during the adjustment process.
It should not (you do not state which visa you had, we realize you were someone's dependant). Maybe someone will disagree with me here.
I agree with Mr. Behar. If you were older than 18 at the time your dad became citizen, then you just file the N-400. Meet with an attorney to...