I have my Permanent Green Card, since 2004. I like to get the Ciitzenship. wjat is the procees?
If you meet the requirements for naturalization, you file Form N-400 to apply for US citizenship. You will have to have digital fingerprints and...
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If you meet the requirements for naturalization, you file Form N-400 to apply for US citizenship. You will have to have digital fingerprints and...
If you have been living illegally in the US for more than 1 year, then the moment you leave US soil you are barred from returning for 10 years. So...
No, you need the new EAD to be approved before the current one expires.
In such an unusual situation, it would probably be best if you and your wife met with an immigration attorney to go over what your options are. ...
In my experience it is common for the USCIS to ask for a letter from the employer. The idea is that the letter is more representative of current...
Yes it is possible. Permanent residents are subject to many grounds of deportation based on criminal convictions. He needs to get in touch with...
The requirement is that in order to benefit from the reduced period of permanent resident status (3 years instead of 5), you must have been married...
He doesn't need to file the I-751 in mid-January. He can file it as late as the day before his 2-year green card expires in April. So if the...
If you are confused about whether or not you overstayed, then you probably should consult with an immigration lawyer to determine whether or not...
If he entered illegally, then he cannot apply to adjust staus in the U.S. But, if he departs the U.S., he cannot return for at least 10 years...