How many days it will take for an interview date after receiving submitted documents clear letter from nvc?

It depends on how busy the consulate is. I have seen cases in which an interview is scheduled as soon as 30 days, others can take up to 4 months.

Do I have to be physically in United States for 1 year and a day to apply for my residency after marry a CU6 permanent resident?

If you are going to apply for adjustment of status under Cuban Adjustment Act based on being married to a Cuban, you will have to wait one year and...

Is it possible to reenter US with a B1 visa after staying 18 months on F1 ?

There is the possibility for the officer to give you a hard time when you are trying to reenter the US with the tourist visa, if the officer thinks...

You can own the gas station. What you cannot do is work on it.

Hi everyone. Is it normal for uscis to take almost a year to make a decision on my case?

Right now immigration is taking a long time adjudicating cases, between 9 to 21 months. So the wait is normal. The fact that you had two...

My E2 visa will expire oct 15 2018, can I stay in the US after my visa expire while waiting for my I-485 to get approved ?

Only if you have been issued a reentry permit, and are otherwise in legal status in the United States, and don't have any issues of inadmissibility.

Can my step father sponsor me for a green card? If he’s a green card holder ?

He can file a petition on your behalf if when he married your mother you were under the age of 18. Whether you can do an adjustment of status or...

I am in removal proceedings and have court on the 30th of this month? and i do not know what to do.?

More information is necessary to be able to evaluate your situation, such as your immigration status, date that you obtained that immigration...

How long time take for scheduling interviews for n400?

You had the interview on May 15, 2016? Federal laws require the government to adjudicate you naturalization within 120 days of the interview. ...

You will need an advance parole to be able to return to the United States.