Can my wife still get the Immigrant Visa, even if we plan on living in the Philippines?
You likely need a different type of visa. Speak with an immigration attorney about options, but likely your wife should seek a nonimmigrant visa.
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You likely need a different type of visa. Speak with an immigration attorney about options, but likely your wife should seek a nonimmigrant visa.
Planning to lie to the U.S. government is a very bad idea, especially for immigration purposes. The mere fact that you are married is not enough...
It seems USCIS is being consistent in informing you that you are currently in the scheduling queue. The "notice" they are referring to in the...
I agree with my colleagues, unless DACA has been approved and you request Advanced Parole, you cannot leave the US and reenter later. Contact an...
If you will be signing the affidavit of support for her, then you will be responsible to the United States government even in case of divorce or...
More info is needed to answer your question. Generally speaking, not responding to an RFE may lead to denial of your application.
Probably applying for extension is better, but since it's case specific based on your facts and needs, contact an immigration attorney
It's not unusual for USCIS to ask for documents that were already submitted. Sometimes all you need to do is send it to them again. To be sure,...
Consult with an attorney. Meanwhile, here is the list of Treaty counties. http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/treaty.html
I agree with others. Either get married in your spouse's country (being physically present there) and then petition for her or submit k1 visa...