US parent with Canadian children.... Which to pursue.....citizenship , naturalization or landed status
No, they don't. The Child Status Protection Act of 2002 says that the US parents must reside in US 2 years after age 14 before US parent is...
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No, they don't. The Child Status Protection Act of 2002 says that the US parents must reside in US 2 years after age 14 before US parent is...
No sure if any conflict, but you need to consult with company lawyer.
Be sure to involve the Guarantee, the person who posted the bond. He can contact ICE and ask for the bond money.
TPS is not a status and has nothing to do here. The priority date must be current.
Looks like you are eligible to adjust status if no inadmissibility. Your wife has to file I-864 as well as your co sponsor.
Perhabs that is all you have to do. To be sure contact an immigration lawyer.
There is no problem so ling as you get married to a US citizen and file immediately. Do you have any criminal records?
You have your answer ECFMG is way to go..Good luck.
Travel abroad should be fine. Be sure to take all your documents with you including your old green card, passport, divorce and extension letter.
If she did not hide her status and was truthful on all applications filed for FAFSA, then no there is no problem.