Divorce after permanent green card; Any negative impacts in getting US citizenship
I agree with my colleagues. Not only will you not be able to file for naturalization after only being a resident for 3 years, but USCIS will highly...
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I agree with my colleagues. Not only will you not be able to file for naturalization after only being a resident for 3 years, but USCIS will highly...
I agree with my colleagues. It depends on the state. In Ohio, there's no waiting period and you can marry immediately. It's not the same in all...
A deportation bar is 10 years, although some bars are permanent. Also, just because you may no longer have a bar, it is still up to the discretion...
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If your fiance adopts your son, then the son's birth certificate will be changed accordingly.
Shared parenting is an agreement; if the parties agree, they can agree on pretty much anything. If they don't agree, then it's up to the court to...
Yes, to an extent. If you think this will prevent the father from getting parenting time with the children, it won't work. But, this behavior is...
Absolutely yes. If he can't make it, you can ask the court to change the dissolution to a divorce.
Everyone who owns property in the US must pay property taxes (with a few exceptions). Your parent's legal status in the US has no bearing on...
There's a Diversity Lottery that you may apply for. Also, depending on the country you're from, asylum may be an option.