NOID lost in the mail.
From the perspective of USCIS, you don't have a stake in this (I know, that is totally at odds with reality). But, it means that USCIS won't even...
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From the perspective of USCIS, you don't have a stake in this (I know, that is totally at odds with reality). But, it means that USCIS won't even...
The links to it can be found online here: http://www.ussc.gov/Guidelines/2010_guidelines/ToC_PDF.cfm.
No, you need to complete biometrics before it even moves to the next stage of adjudication. Although they are supposed to complete these within...
I agree with my colleague that a waiver would be needed, as this person would be subject to the ten-year bar on the circumstances described:...
You need ot consult a lawyer directly - just too much here we don't know. 23103.5 of what? Is this a local, state or federal statute? A...
Well, absent a criminal conviction for fraud or something of that nature, financial problems don't make you inadmissible - they would be a civil...
Well, they need to be "domiciled" in the U.S. - meaning that their primary home must be in the U.S. (though they don't need to be constantly...
All things being equal (meaning, if your mom is otherwise eligible), then yes - getting married doesn't change your legal ability to apply for your...
He would definitely need to seek the advice of a family lawyer for a divorce before anything is done based on marriage. But, before even...
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Unfortunately, you'll need to fix this at every stage of the process - first a whole new passport, then a corrected I-20 form from the school, and...