If i get married can i still fix my mom papers?
Yes, you may file for your mom. No, your marriage or a change of name will not affect the petitioning for your mom.
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Yes, you may file for your mom. No, your marriage or a change of name will not affect the petitioning for your mom.
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First - yes you may marry him while he is incarcerated. Second - what are the charges?
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I don't think so. However, be prepared to explain and have the relevant paperwork.
It is a clear violation. Start from here http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/m-274.pdf
No, no more applications. You will receive your green card as soon as "visa" is available. You do not have to pay for anything.
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I would not even think about COS from B-1 to J-1 until I have a strong plan of what to do after that.
If you have an advance parole - yes, but I would not advise you to do so if there is a chance of USCIS cancelling your adjustment.
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First - stop contacting her immediately. Second, even if you divorce your husband there is a way to remove the condition through a waiver.
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This type of situations are regularly resolved through the AILA liaison with USCIS. Contact an AILA member for that matter...