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When I can apply for a US citizen ship
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Answered on November 23, 2013
Should be approximately 2 years and 9 months from when your resident status was approved.
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I want to marry a Mexican Citizen. What do I need to do for her to be able to live with me in the US?
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Answered on November 23, 2013
It is highly advisable that tug hire an attorney. Particularly if you're not sure when you want to return to the US because tuning issues can be...
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How long it take to process form I-751 ?
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Answered on November 23, 2013
In my experience, close to 1 year.
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After what age is the immigration card free
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Answered on November 23, 2013
There's no free replacement based in age. You need to apply for a fee waiver.
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I-864 again
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Answered on November 23, 2013
Obtain paystubs.
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Can a foreigner studying in the USA apply for USA permanent residency (green card) if he marries to a Puerto Rican girl?
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Answered on November 23, 2013
Generally yes, so long as the marriage is not solely for purposes gaining immigration benefits. Talk to an attorney.
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Religious status i360 for F1 student, what to do?
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Answered on November 23, 2013
Need specific reasons and other general information about your status and all potential sponsors.
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My ex-wife's green card Issue
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Answered on November 22, 2013
You must hire an attorney. That is the only good advice. This will be very difficult to resolve without one. Hire one promptly.
I have a J1 visa, my spouse abandoned me and is trying to change his visa status. Would this result in his visa being canceled?
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Answered on November 22, 2013
Yes, if you divorce, his visa would be cancelled. Talk to a family law attorney regarding any other rights.
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Applying L1-A petition for the first time
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Answered on November 22, 2013
If applying for L1, probably not. Talk to your employers counsel. This is different than in the h1b context.
