Please help regarding, Early filing for naturalization (N-400)?
Agreed. Eligibility to file is 2 years and months. Good luck!
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Agreed. Eligibility to file is 2 years and months. Good luck!
Sorry, but the answer is "no." You need a valid, unexpired E-2 Visa and Passport to re-enter the U.S. to resume the E-2 status. Therefore, you will...
This is a good example of why an attorney should have been engaged to prepare the case. If the requested documents are not available, you can...
The only reason not to bring up the overseas employment would be if it affected the maintenance of your LPR status. If not, then it does not matter...
No, it is a petition to remove conditions on residence. Consult with a lawyer for assistance with the process. Good luck!
No, you will not lose your LPR status if you divorce. However, there are a lot of advantages to becoming a U.S. citizen. Speak with an immigration...
The main issue here is abandonment of lawful residence. A once a year trip back to the U.S. does not equal maintenance of LPR status. In fact,...
It depends upon the amount of the investment, your country of citizenship, and the type of visa(s) you may or may not be eligible to apply for. You...
No, only USC's. If eligible, apply for Naturalization. The other issue is backlogged immigrant visas for spouses of LPR's. Consult with a lawyer...
Tell your friend to hire a licensed lawyer instead of notary who is most likely practicing law without a license. Also, be forewarned and consult...