Can I have my spouse deported since I feel she just used me to get here?
You cannot have her deported, but you can report your suspicions to ICE. It will be up to ICE whether to investigate the matter and take action.
New York, NY
Lawyer at New York, NY
You cannot have her deported, but you can report your suspicions to ICE. It will be up to ICE whether to investigate the matter and take action.
Given you have not worked since February 5th, you should consider that as the start date of your 60-day grace period.
It depends upon the requirements in the state where you live. Check out the requirements on the DMV’s website.
Not necessarily. It will be up to the Texas Service Center. If she does move, she needs to promptly file a change of status.
You will need to disclose the arrest when applying for any future immigration benefits. You must disclose the arrest regardless of whether it is...
Unfortunately, sometimes after the interview is concluded, additional information is needed. Follow the instructions you have received.
What type of travel document are you applying for?
You will need to file a new Form I-918B with USCIS based on this new crime.
It really depends upon the circumstances leading to the finding. You can request a copy of your statement through FOIA. I encourage you to consult...
You can find information on deadline extensions at https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/uscis-response-to-covid-19. Keep in mind that the longer you take...