30 months of physical presence in US for naturalization?
Physical presence means being in the U.S. in person.
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Physical presence means being in the U.S. in person.
I think you may be confusing the I-130 with the I-1485 packet. The filing of the I-130 on behalf of your mom has no affect on taxes, and it carries...
You should get it in a matter of weeks.
Yes you may do so and yes you will still remain legal as long as you comply with the requirements of the H4 (such as not engaging in employment).
How could you be in trouble for this? Remember you are the U.S. citizen in all this, so the burden is on him.
Your employer's immigration attorney would know such details - you could ask them directly.
While USCIS may be looking for reasons to deny your application, this is probably not the motivation behind this particular occurrence. Rather, an...
You have a valid question but unless someone from that particular jurisdiction sees this question you have the wrong format as most of us don't...
Don't be confused. Follow my esteemed colleagues' advice and also consider having an immigration attorney of your choice represent you in the...
No, that would be unlawful employment. Also, if the ad is spelled like that, I would seriously not take it seriously.