Charlotte, NC
Immigration Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Immigration, Elder Law ... +15 more
Nothing in the facts stated should be problematic.
As long as no further interview is required, it is likely that the local office where the interview was held will complete your case processing.
It is not unusual for the cards/notices to come at different times. If there is no update on hers within a couple of weeks, contact USCIS.
You will need to consult with an immigration attorney and provide much more specific information before an answer can be given.
Consult with an immigration attorney and provide all notices you have received. More specific information is needed.
Neither a biometrics appointment nor a move to a different service center indicates that the case is being actively processed. This is a routine...
It could be either one -- depends on which option was chosen when the applications were submitted.
You will need to have an experienced immigration attorney fully analyze his case before answering this question.
This is not unusual. USCIS will let you know if there is an issue for which additional documentation is required.
Yes, you must sign to formally relinquish your permanent residency before you will be eligible for a non-immigrant visa. However, I advise...