3 year ban almost over, when should I file for the I-130?
Yes, you can do that. He must have completed the 3 years only by the time he has his interview at the consulate, which likely won't happen for...
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Yes, you can do that. He must have completed the 3 years only by the time he has his interview at the consulate, which likely won't happen for...
I agree with Daniel. That could actually work against your husband; under your scenario your husband could be accused of fraud for lying to a...
It sounds like your husband has a permanent bar. When someone lives in the US for a year or more, leaves the country, then returns again without...
If your son's father is married to a USC, the stepmother could file for him as an immediate relative. In this case, the petition should take about...
It doesn't work like that. You are a legal permanent resident, even if under conditions. When it's time to renew your card (within 90 days of its...
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It is possible to file on your own (without your spouse). However, you will have to present convincing evidence that the marriage was a good-faith...
Her visa will not be revoked for that reason. However, even though her child will be a US citizen, she shouldn't stay in the country past the...
They are no longer giving I-94s. The stamp on your mom's passport is what shows she's been admitted. If she need to print it out, she can go to the...
They might just want to review your application again before making a final decision. It doesn't necessarily mean that you will be denied. Wait for...
How did you obtain a green card? Did you not include your son in your application?