Why was I fingerprinted when I became a naturalized US citizen?
The fingerprints are used to check with the FBI if you have any criminal history. But a 14-year-old cannot apply for naturalization, so perhaps you...
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The fingerprints are used to check with the FBI if you have any criminal history. But a 14-year-old cannot apply for naturalization, so perhaps you...
After biometrics the USCIS will either make a decision on your I-751 petition based on the evidence you submitted, or the USCIS will schedule you...
You would probably do well to consult with a lawyer and have one represent you in such a case. In short, it is probably best for you to choose one...
You may have dual citizenship. Both Canada and the U.S. allow it. It will depend on where you were born, and perhaps how long your parents lived in...
You can continue to study with TPS, but you will not be able to change to any other status if you let your F-1 status expire. A country is only...
You will need to continue to wait. If an extreme amount of time passes without a decision (18 months or more, for example), you may wish to consult...
If you were in the U.S. for the complete 5-year period as an L-1B, then you must be outside the U.S. for one year before an employer can file an...
So long as the H-1B visa has not expired, it doesn't matter that your previous employer is annotated on it. You can travel with that visa, plus...
If you have a good reason (usually financial) to file married/separately instead of married/jointly, then it's OK to do it and then to explain the...
If you are on an H-4 visa, then you have no proof of work authorization. This is because an H-4 nonimmigrant is not authorized to work in the U.S.