Citizenship interview

It all depends upon the schedule of the USCIS. Sometimes it could be a couple of weeks to a couple of months. There is really no set time frame.

Hi, I just into a car accident on 11/24/13.

You are permitted to change lawyers anytime and may hire an attorney.

I am on L2 EAD.Valid till dec 2014.My employer wants to process my GC.But i stayed in US for only 1YEAR.

This should not hamper your green card processing.

Cancellation of H1B petition

Since the employer sponsored your H1-B petition, the may have the ability to cancel your H1-B petition. You need to speak with a private...

You need to speak with an immigration attorney to discuss the options. You should make sure you speak with a criminal attorney who is also versed...

My husband and I have been separated. I just found out he received a check with our names on it. He signed my name.

As long as it was a joint account, you can take out the money. However, your husband also has claim to at least 50% of the money. You will need to...

Our vehicle was involved in a hit and run. Our neighbor, who home the driver was at, is refusing to give a name to the police.

You should contact your insurance company to repair the damage. Let the insurance company handle the claim. That is why you pay them.

My manager told me med director would be watching me to make sure I asked for help when needed, discrimination or harrassment?

Your post does not give enough information on whether your situation falls under the definition of discrimination. You must prove that you are...

Conditional resident since couple months here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This appears to be more of a divorce question rather than an immigration question. If you are asking how this affects your conditional residence...

How likely will it be that my child is given more time with the other party?

If you have an attorney, the attorney should file an answer to the motion and explain the reasons for your actions. Although courts usually do not...