Do I need to provide supporting documents for address history when applying for i-130 for my husband?
You may be required to show evidence of your physical location as well as your residence. No such thing as a landing address with USCIS.
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You may be required to show evidence of your physical location as well as your residence. No such thing as a landing address with USCIS.
More information what you mean by co signer. A co signer on a loan, an affidavit of support etc is needed but you may need a new cosigner.
As my colleagues advised you have status and may return with current visa as long as it has not expired.
He try to obtain returning resident status through the US consulate. This is extremely unlikely. A new petition is likely to be required.
Is you spouse in the US or outside the US? Does your spouse have a lawful admission to the US that permits adjustment? There are many questions...
The judge will make a decision and you will have your answer in due course. The judge will review the record and the pertinent rules and law. You...
You may not file the adjustment application until the priority date is reached. It is extremely likely your son will not be permitted to adjust in...
Your conviction does not bar you from pursing a fiance petition for you fiance.
Contact the local USCIS office using an info-pass appointment. If not satisfied with information obtained at the info-pass appointment consider...
If you have valid H-1B status and your spouse has valid status at the the time the COS is submitted you may proceed.