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I-864 holding us back for green card application process.
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Answered on April 21, 2013
It is current income that counts. There is pretty much no way you can show he will be working there for sure, except for a letter from employer.
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Asylum Application Insufficient Documents
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Answered on April 21, 2013
There is law requiring you to present documents or explain why they are unviable. You can also use witness' affidavits, photos, etc. to prove your...
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Asylum Application and 3rd Safety Country
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Answered on April 21, 2013
No. But you should have an attorney filing the documents and helping you with questions like this.
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Can my husband adjust his status if he's in H-1b? I have a green card and petitioned for him 2 years ago?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
He should be able to apply for green card as soon as his priority date is current.
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What will be the status of my wife H4?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
If your wife's H1b is approved, she will no longer depend on your status.
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Can i hand deliver the rebuttal to Notice of Intent to deny?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
Do both, If you'd like.
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What's the worst outcome of failed asylum? Is it still possible to be a PR after the receiving of Order of Removal/Deportation?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
The worst case scenario: you are deported. Speak with an immigration attorney as to your options and chances.
Can I get a driver's license in California while on F2 dependent visa?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
You should be able to
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Filing i 130. Is it advisable to remain 100% honest about employment?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
You need to disclose all the info; it doesn't really hurt you if you are married to the US citizen. If you are untruthful: that can hurt you a lot.
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My ex used me for a Green Card. What can I do?
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Answered on April 21, 2013
Looks like you already alerted USCIS. Now, it'sup to them to act on it.
