My question is with regards to the removal of conditional residence as a immigrant
The requirement is for you to show that the marriage was bona fide when it was created. The USCIS expects to receive lots of documentation of your...
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The requirement is for you to show that the marriage was bona fide when it was created. The USCIS expects to receive lots of documentation of your...
Yes, you must have no absence of one full year during the 5 years prior to filing the N-400. That means that the earliest you could file is 4...
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It is his current income that is important, not his past income. So if he is still earning $75,000 now, then he will be qualified as a joint sponsor.
If you can afford it, move out and cover the expenses for your new apartment. You can have whatever living arrangements you wish. Make sure to...
To obtain your green card you either entered the US with an immigrant visa or you adjusted status within the US. You say that you adjusted status,...
It is not unusual for the USCIS to expect evidence of the fact that you have been living with your US citizen spouse for the three years before you...
Yes, if you are using your married name for all US immigration documents, it is OK for you to travel with documents in that name even though your...
You only need an I-864A for other household members if her father's income together with your wife's does not meet the required amount. Look at...
The I-864 won't be effective until your parents immigrate, so there is no need for you to file an I-865 before then. And if your move will only be...
If your visa process is not yet complete, then your co-sponsors don't need to update their address with USCIS on Form I-865 yet. They need to...