Filing for divorce while waiting for citizenship interview
Not only must you be married at the time of the interview and the swearing-in ceremony but you must also be living with your spouse. Denial now...
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Not only must you be married at the time of the interview and the swearing-in ceremony but you must also be living with your spouse. Denial now...
Move out, get divorced, file I-751 with a waiver. All of the above to be done with a good lawyer by your side as the process is complicated.
Your debt has nothing to do with your eligibility for naturalization.
I agree with attorney Khurgel's answer. You can also check the Visa Bulletin issued monthly by State Department. Your spouse will be in category...
To be honest, your question evidences lack of understanding of the laws or process. This is not a sin. Not seeing an experienced lawyer is.
Please don't expect lawyers to teach you how to lie. The best reason is the true reason. A lie may hunt you and your aunt down in a few years in a...
It's a serious matter and requires professional legal assistance. I think you have to return and handle it from US. It's not even clear, without...
Affect yes but not to the point of your next petition being denied - just a higher level of scrutiny. Get a lawyer.
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You still have the status which means you can work and travel. You can also hire a lawyer to guide you through this process.
NVC may pick it up on their own. or you may contact them and advise that you will be resubmitting a new DS-260.