Should I leave my husband?
I'm sorry to hear this. As you state, he is subject to the 204(c) bar, so he would only be able to immigrate through you if he can indeed prove...
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I'm sorry to hear this. As you state, he is subject to the 204(c) bar, so he would only be able to immigrate through you if he can indeed prove...
As an EWI, you are not eligible for AOS unless you can avail yourself of 245(i). While brief travel on Advance Parole would allow you to obtain...
This is not really an immigration law question. Switching to banking law, to see if perhaps you can get a better answer as to eligibility...
Yes, in connection with the N-400, you may request that your first name be changed.
As I mentioned in my prior response, because you are not a refugee, there is no type of travel document available to you. You need to wait to...
This is very unfortunate. It appears that the administratively closed deportation proceedings had not been detected when you were approved for...
You will have to wait until you become a permanent resident. There used to be a program called MAVNI for highly-qualified immigrant recruits, but...
More facts needed. When you state that he stayed for 2 years, in what status did he enter? If it was on the Visa Waiver Program, he wouldn't have...
Yes, you do. In the past, you used to be able to get away with not filing the I-90 and naturalizing despite an expired I-551 card (permanent...
The I-130 and I-485 were pending for 11 years? This doesn't sound right. Was the I-485 denial based on lack of a J-1 waiver? There are 5 types...