Is there a discrepancy in green card decision same way as asylum?
Immigration law if federal law. The same laws apply in every state. You must apply to adjust your status based on your current permanent residence.
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Immigration law if federal law. The same laws apply in every state. You must apply to adjust your status based on your current permanent residence.
No. Not necessarily. if there are any deficiencies or additional information or questions you will receive an RFE.
Whether your husband can sponsor you without your having to leave the USA and return with an immigrant visa - a provisional waiver - depends on...
The Department of State website has a page to explain the process and the fees.
I suggest you consult with your employer's attorney.
This is not an immigration question. I suggest you contact an attorney in the appropriate area of practice.
You should be hearing soon assuming the application was filed properly.
The Petitioner who is the USA and in your case your husband files the I-130. He did so and it was approved. You the applicant file the I-485. You...
You may qualify if you apply for a new visa depending on how long you were in the USA and out-of-status.
Based on the information you have provided your husband does not qualify for any other visa. You may want to consult with an experienced...