I am an American citizen petitioning my family (Mother and 18 years old sister) in Venezuela.
As soon as your mother arrives in the US and is a permanent resident, she can file an I-130 for your sister. The category for children under 21 of...
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As soon as your mother arrives in the US and is a permanent resident, she can file an I-130 for your sister. The category for children under 21 of...
If the marriage does not work out, you can seek a divorce. If there is a divorce, she will need to seek a waiver of the joint filing requirement...
With documentation of all the facts in your case, you may file an application for certificate of citizenship with the USCIS. You may also file an...
For most countries, people whose I-130s were filed before July 2003 in your category (umarried son or daughter of US permanent resident) can get...
It sounds like it would be advisable for your employer to change your status to H-1B to give you the most flexibility.
It would probably be wise for your employer to change you to H-1B status as of October 1, 2011 so that you will be eligible for extensions beyond...
The interview notice should tell you what to bring. The questions will be about your marriage and whether you really live together and are not...
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What you see on the USCIS site is the time it takes for the USCIS to process a petition. But an approved petition does not by itself allow someone...
Yes, you can keep your priority date if you can find another petitioner.
You can certainly file an I-130 before he completes the two-year residency requirement. The I-130 can be approved (assuming that you can...
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