Will a default divorce affect citizenship more so than if a response were filed?
A default divorce, in and of itself, should have no effect on your husband's naturalization application. Unless the divorce petition cites to...
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A default divorce, in and of itself, should have no effect on your husband's naturalization application. Unless the divorce petition cites to...
As a US citizen, you may file an I-130 immigrant petition for your boyfriend after you get married. If he entered the U.S. lawfully, e.g with a...
There is no guarantee that USCIS will approve a Form I-751 petition to remove conditions on permanent residence. There are always risks. But...
If you live together in PA and have a joint rental lease for this residence, you are better off putting this single address on the I-130/I-485...
You did not state clearly whether the prior I-130 or the immigrant visa was denied, or both were denied. In any event, you did not present enough...
You do not qualify for adjustment of status because you did not maintain your B1/B2 nonimmigrant status and your I-130 petitioner/husband is a...
After your mom becomes a permanent resident, she may file an I-130 immigrant petition for you in the Family-Sponsored, Second Preference (F2B)...
Even if you divorce, you may have the conditions on your green card removed as long as you prove the marriage was legal (i.e. valid in the...
Normally, you may file an initial application to register for TPS for Syria under the recent re-designation. The 180-day registration period that...
I assume you applied for a marriage-based green card (I.e. your husband is a US citizen who filed an I-130 petition for you, and you concurrently...