Is there a background check for the spouse when you apply for removal of condition?
The spouse's criminal convictions do not affect your I-751 case.
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The spouse's criminal convictions do not affect your I-751 case.
It sounds like the USCIS made a mistake when they issued your green card. That means that at any point, if they discover the mistake, you can lose...
You will still be able to use your work authorization document to work, however, as my colleague Mr. Miranda has correctly pointed out, you will...
This is a good time to hire an attorney. Sometimes the wrong type of green card is issued. This should have been addressed right away. There may...
It is necessary to determine whether your father qualifies for a waiver. This requires a comprehensive review of the facts of the case as well as...
You were not eligible for a green card at the time you received it because you were no longer married to your first wife and could not legally be...
This is very complex and if he would like to maximize his chances of approval, I would certainly recommend working with a lawyer.
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