I was granted permanent residency through employment. And getting married to USC.
Assuming you are eligible in all other respects, you will be able to apply for naturalization after three years of being married to and living with...
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Assuming you are eligible in all other respects, you will be able to apply for naturalization after three years of being married to and living with...
You may submit the I-140 and I-485s concurrently, or you can file the I-140 first and wait for confirmation of the approval before you submit the...
Marrying a green card holder will not make your presence in the U.S. legal. If you have not been determined to have unlawful presence, you can...
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Consider applying for a change of nonimmigrant status to F-2 based on your husband's F-1 status.
In such circumstances, generally the US citizen spouse files an immigrant petition, and the British spouse applies for an immigrant visa. With...
Your category is moving slowly, but I expect usage of visa numbers has remained consistent so it is less likely that there will be dramatic...
So long as the F-1 COS application was properly filed before your I-94 expires, the USCIS can approve it. The I-20 start date must be no more than...
It depends on how long you overstayed the B-2 visa. If it was less than 180 days by the time you depart, then you have a chance to be issued a G-4...
It seems that you have asked this question before. The answer remains: there does not appear to be any issue of preconceived intent in your...
So long as your mother contacts the NVC to inform them that she is still working toward getting the required documents, the NVC will consider the...