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Although not entirely clear from your question, I presume you are a U.S. citizen. There are pros and cons to pursuing immigration benefits for...
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Although not entirely clear from your question, I presume you are a U.S. citizen. There are pros and cons to pursuing immigration benefits for...
The ill-considered, counterproductive and Constitutionally suspect "travel ban" generally prohibits entry into the U.S. of foreign nationals from...
Generally, a single absence of 180 days or longer can trigger a presumption that a Permanent Resident has abandoned his/her residence in the U.S.,...
It is not too uncommon for errors to be made on Forms DS2019, and the USCIS should view the official Advisory Opinion Letter as controlling over an...
Congratulations upon the I-140 petition approval. After that approval, the USCIS should turn its attention to your pending I-485 application for...
Generally, a Permanent Resident can become eligible to apply for naturalization as early as 90 days before the end of three years of being a...
Generally, it may be wise, but not necessary, to concurrently file both the I-130 and I-485 applications, assuming, of course, eligibility and visa...
In addition to the information in the previous responses, note that if your parents have J-1 visas, then it will be essential to address whether...
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In addition to the information in the previous response, note that a foreign national may be eligible to apply for a visitor's visa only if he/she...
Generally, a civil claim is irrelevant to immigration application eligibilities, and a civil claim would not come to the attention of immigration...