Should i get married in Mexico or the US for my fiancée to become a resident then citizen??
It depends on how she entered. If she entered with a visa and has an I-94 Departure Record in her passport, then most likely you can file an...
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It depends on how she entered. If she entered with a visa and has an I-94 Departure Record in her passport, then most likely you can file an...
You will have to wait until they have reviewed the other file. If there is nothing negative in that file, then you will get a letter telling you...
If you have a green card, then you should be able to reenter if your trip abroad is less than 6 months long. If you are an applicant for a green...
It would depend on the specifics of the law that you were convicted of. If there are certain aggravating factors, this could make a DUI conviction...
If the couple submits enough documentation of their joint finances and residence, and the interview doesn't indicate that the marriage is not...
The arrest should not prevent the approval of your application, but you will have to disclose it on the N-400 form and you will have to submit...
Yes, you need to submit the medical exam results with your I-485 now. Since you know that your I-485 will not be approved until you get an updated...
Only your lawyer can advise you on what might be best to do, depending on the evidence against you. If the evidence is strong and you want to...
If you don't want to worry about the uncertainty of scheduling, then you should wait to file the N-400. If you decide to file now, it is probably...
You can get married, and then leave the U.S. if it is not yet 180 days since your I-94 would have expired, and then wait until your spouse's I-130...