Form I-130 has Married name but travel documents do not, can I proceed with DS260 with maiden name
I agree that you should be using the married name since there was a reason for which it appears on the I-130.
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I agree that you should be using the married name since there was a reason for which it appears on the I-130.
No. Only execute the I864 and provide necessary documentation.
I539 is not one of the forms offered for processing as of now, as premium.
Separate addresses can go a long way in negating the bona fide nature of the marriage.
If the I-129 is approved as subject to CAP, you cannot work for the Y unless Y is your OPT employer as well. Only when you status changes on...
TPS is a valid non-immigrant status. However, your ability to adjust depends on the manner you last entered the USA.
Consulate is always concerned with fraud and this is their job to combat it. You need to cooperate with them if you want positive outcome.
No. I suggest you first consult with an immigration lawyer and try to determine if your status can be adjusted. Syria is not a peasant place to...
I would not be that pessimistic. Try to gather documentation to support your employment record and other ties to the community and apply.
That question should be directed to an employment or contract attorney. From immigration law standpoint, you will find yourself out of status.