Can I be deported if I have an approved I-130?
Yes. Any person that is not a USC can be deported for various reasons.
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Yes. Any person that is not a USC can be deported for various reasons.
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If you have your original visa it will state the US consulate that proved your status. If not, put a question mark as the answer to both questions...
Your new spouse can sponsor you by filing the I-130. However you will not be immediately eligible to file to adjust status until he is a USC....
Notify the consulate by certified mail that you are no longer qualified for the visa because you have married and to please cancel the appointment...
I can not understand your facts as stated. Speak to your attorney about the situation.
See y answer to your previous post. Read the instructions or have an immigration attorney assist you.
Are you saying that you are an LPR? Or, is your step dad sponsoring your for a student visa? LPR status requires that you are a permanent resident...
No. You first file the I-485 and I-765. Once you receive your EAD you apply for a SSN. Currently you do not have a SSN so you leave the question...
Your asylum status has expired. As an adult you are no longer an immediate relative. Your mother can file an I-130 for you however the wait will be...
As soon as you become a USC notify the USCIS. The I-130 will be considered as filed by a USC rather than an LPR. Your spouse can file an I-485 at...