Green card...marriage...
Don't worry, USCIS handles plenty of Indian marriages. However, your marriage must be legal: you need to be officially married.
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Don't worry, USCIS handles plenty of Indian marriages. However, your marriage must be legal: you need to be officially married.
Just ask your divorce lawyer to inform the court about it and have the pleadings reflect your current name.
You will still be able to get the US citizenship if you divorce your husband and the marriage was bona fide (a real one); but as to the German...
Well, you can divorce him, but withdrawing your petition just because he is not willing to change, is not appropriate.
Yes, it is possible. For an accurate criminal history, however, they will need your friend's fingerprints.
If the priority date is not current, the I-485 should not be filed.
I believe you need an attorney to handle your husband's case: to figure out why exactly they re-arrested him, on what basis they are upgrading his...
Yes you can. You just need to explain why you would like to stay longer, that you will return to your home country and that you have money o...
No, it's the country of which you were national at the time you filed for your j1 status that counts.
Just list them all with the true dates of employment. The form does say on the first line from -- present, so just write the same for the second...