Hi, Naturalization questions.
The earliest you can file for naturalization is after 3 years of permanent resident status, including conditional resident status, if you are...
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The earliest you can file for naturalization is after 3 years of permanent resident status, including conditional resident status, if you are...
There is no real difference in how long it will take between the K-1 visa and the CR-1 immigrant visa. If you have never lived together and joined...
Changing employers now will probably result in your first employer withdrawing the I-140. Even if not withdrawn, the I-140 is not portable to...
It seems as if Other is the most appropriate category. If asked at the interview they can say that you have applied for permanent resident status.
If you are only attending classes part time, then you may be OK to apply for a change of status to F-1. But if you are enrolled in a full time...
If your children were not able to file based on your green card application, then you would have to file a separate petition for each child. It may...
Your credit score should not affect any future OPT, H-1B or green card application.
I doubt you would get an I-551 stamp in your passport if the I-751 has not been properly filed. To protect yourself, you may want to file another...
Your mother could not have included you as an applicant, though she should have identified all of her children on the application form. Whether she...
You can request rescheduling of the biometrics for the reentry permit. If you are working with a lawyer, the lawyer can submit the request for you....