What happens if due to spinal back surgery i can't travel abroad for my husband interview?.
If you are petitioning for your husband who is overseas, usually, you would not need to appear for an interview for the non-citizen.
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If you are petitioning for your husband who is overseas, usually, you would not need to appear for an interview for the non-citizen.
I would say you can, because a warrant comes from a Criminal, not Immigration situation. But I should say that you need to take care of that warrant.
It is unclear, but taking into consideration recent changes, I would say in a couple of years.
It is best if you have your case reviewed by an attorney.
They will accept photocopies, and you can explain why you could not provide the originals.
You should make an info pass appointment.
You should discuss it with your attorney.
It is not possible for such a complaint to be effective.
You should have received the notice. You should call USCIS to follow up. Make sure they received the package.
The answers will be YES it seems (to your questions about previous Immigrant application).