Do I have to change my name on documents like ssn and license if i changed it in court?
Not a problem. Just disclose that you are known by both names.
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Not a problem. Just disclose that you are known by both names.
Non- it didnt take effect til 2/24/20.
Your question is a bit confusing - who has status here- you or your mother and whoever does are they green card holders or citizens?
There is no guarantee of what you will or wont be asked at a consular interview and whether it will be smooth or require admin processing by...
USCiS will rely on the results they get from your fingerprint appt with them. It os smart however for you to do a an FBI fingerprint check before...
The people you would be able to speak to at USCIS would not be likely to know. You should go by the lawyer you believe to be best.
They will contact you a few months before priority date is current so the paperwork can be done and you can then be scheduled for interview, once...
You applied in January - processing times in NY were several months before Covid - likely to be delayed because if it. I would be patient a d...
Agree with my colleague and add another alternative - you can apply for 6 months and then if situationnis the same you can apply for another 6 months.
1. Its best to do both. 2. Its best to mention both