Qualify for citizenship i have a two year conditional resident card i sent off to remove conditions does the two years count

Your two years as a conditional resident are counted toward the residency requirement for purposes of applying for naturalization. You also...

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My wife is Canadian and still lives there, I am in Virginia how do I get divorce loads of sites for cheap but don't trust them

I agree with Mr. Kreisler, but would like to add that in your case you would only need to be separated for six months, provided you and your spouse...

Process for uncontested divorce. Do we file for separation first?

You have many questions that can easily be answered during a quick consultation with a divorce attorney. Many of us offer free consultations and...

Divorce

Depending on the particular circumstances of your case, you could potentially file immediately based on one of the existing fault grounds for...

I would like to find out about my fiancee case

Provided he enters the United States prior to the expiration of his K-1 visa, he can travel anywhere he wants in the interim. I also agree with my...

K1 VISA felony charge

Yes, this type of criminal offense is not going to disqualify you from filing for your fiancé. This being said, you should retain an immigration...

I tend to agree with my colleagues that this violation's effect on your N-400 application will be negligible. This being said, as you are required...

I filed an I-129F (May/28/2014) for my fiance and it has been 6 months with no answer.

I would have to agree with my colleagues. When the case is put on hold due to security checks, there is not much you can do, but to wait and let...

Should we marry now or after I get my citizenship?

Your scenario presents too many issues and questions to consider in this limited forum. Your situation can be best addressed in a private...

Can I get married in the States on a B1/B2 visa?

Normally you can get married to a U.S. Citizen and apply for adjustment of status from a B2 visa while in the United States, provided that you can...

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