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You can apply to naturalize after 2 years and 9 months of being married to your U.S. citizen spouse and being a lawful permanent resident. Under...
Greensboro, NC
Immigration Lawyer at Greensboro, NC
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You can apply to naturalize after 2 years and 9 months of being married to your U.S. citizen spouse and being a lawful permanent resident. Under...
Just having a child born in the U.S. does not entitle the parent to an immigration benefit. However, a U.S. citizen can file a petition for their...
As long as you can prove that the marriage was entered into in good faith you can remove the conditions even if you get divorced before you reach...
As long as you leave before your authorized stay expires it will not be an issue if she files the I-130 while you are still in the U.S. Be sure...
It does depend on all of the facts of the situation. The 10 years of a permanent bar have to be run while the person is physically outside of the...
The petition would fall into the F4 category on the US Visa Bulletin which as of September 2015 has visas available for that category from...
No, you're finance cannot just step into the place of your ex. Once you are married, your new U.S. citizen husband can file a new I-130 for you, ...
As soon as you overstayed your visa you started to accrue unlawful presence and with no legal status, removal proceedings can be stated against...
No, an LPR cannot petition for their brother or sister. You would have to wait until you are a U.S. citizen and then depending on what his country...
You need to look at the document itself, it will have a date saying when is the earliest you can travel and a date that you have to return by. ...