Can I apply for naturalization
The fact of divorcing at this time should not have any effect on your naturalization process.
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The fact of divorcing at this time should not have any effect on your naturalization process.
It may be a receipt notice - it may be an approval notice. What you do next, if anything, depends on the nature of the action described in the I-797.
You are not doing anything wrong. I don't really know what "physical presence" issues the officer was talking about. Unlike your trip to Mexico,...
If someone is permanently barred from the US, then marriage to a US citizen will not change anything. If it is a shorter bar, then marriage to a...
If your I-94 says you were admitted in B-2 status, then that is the status you would list even though you are now out of status.
I doubt that she would be removed from the UK, unless she fails to pay the court-ordered child support and there is a warrant issued for her...
If you changed your name legally in Israel, then you should submit documentation of that legal name change (court records, etc). Just presenting...
If you file the I-130 and I-485 together, you don't have to submit evidence of the I-130 approval.
Yes, as the petitioner you need to submit the I-864, even if your income were insufficient. The amount of income you need is shown on Form I-864P,...
How did you find out about it later, after you signed the forms? I think there is no chance that the USCIS will find out about forms that you...
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