We finally received green cards. Now that my 6 year old has hers, how can we get her a U.S passport?
For a six-year old permanent resident child of a US citizen, the parents would apply to the US State Department's Passport office for a US...
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For a six-year old permanent resident child of a US citizen, the parents would apply to the US State Department's Passport office for a US...
There may be a way to contact the USCIS online when you try to sign up for the Info Pass. Ask why there is no appointment available and when is...
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The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) locks in the age of the beneficiary on the date the petition is filed if the petition is filed by a US...
I suggest it might be helpful to consult In private with an immigration attorney in his or her office. Avoid online conversations. In person,...
The law requires, with certain limited exceptions, that a naturalization applicant have five years of lawful permanent residence in order to...
In a naturalization application, USCIS will look to see if the residence requirements are satisfied. One who applies based on 5 years of permanent...
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Both the I-130 and the I-485 ask specifically whether you have applied before. The I-765 has a similar question. You must disclose the prior...
A petition for H-1B status in the situation you mention would be "new employment" and subject to the H-1B cap if the employer is not exempt. This...
I would agree with attorney Mr. Niffen, and add that you may want to consider consulting with an immigration attorney in his or her office. You...
In a green card application, the Immigration Service is concerned with individuals who have committed crimes or who have been convicted of crimes,...