MY HUSBAND HAS A CHILD IN USA. WE LIVE IN NY AND IM ADJUSTING HIS STATUS FOR A GREENCARD. SHOULD I MENTION THAT CHILD?
Take a lawyer with you for the interview. The child has to be "disclosed."
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Take a lawyer with you for the interview. The child has to be "disclosed."
F2A= dependents, unmarried sons and daughters under 21 (or persons who fall into this category under the CSPA) F2B= those who either over 21 or...
Money as an asset as opposed to show money as proceeds from employment income? Then you need to read the instructions and see how much he should...
Reliable asset value determination must be presented. However, the simplest way would be to find a joint sponsor with sufficient income.
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Might be nothing, might be something. Consult with an attorney prior to going there or better yet take one with you.
If you maintained your status, did not leave the US for a long time or left and were admitted back, your status should be valid. So should be the...
About 6 months. Make sure the consulate is aware of her petition and you are prepared for the interview with them to avoid delays.
You will need to disclose prior application and its history and have a lawyer helping you...
You may send them everything you have in support of your application. However, hiring an attorney will be a wise idea.
To avoid possible complications, try to find a joint sponsor with sufficient income. Otherwise, you can use your friend with combination of income...