When can a Cuban national who is in the U.S. on a CP1 Public Interest parole for 2 years (2018) apply for permanent residency?
Assuming that your niece is eligible under the Cuban adjustment act, 1 year is the required waiting period.
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Assuming that your niece is eligible under the Cuban adjustment act, 1 year is the required waiting period.
Yes you may file and have pending more than one petition. You must be a US citizen over the age of 21.
If you are concerned about your marriage consider counseling. If you are concerned about your immigration status consider an immigration attorney.
If employed without authorization this ends status and if detected could result in being refused admission to the US.
The question asks if you are in compliance with US laws it does not ask if you are in compliance with the laws of India.
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