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My father who is 67 years old will be applying for US citizenship. My question is that if he fails either the English or the
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Answered on January 05, 2015
USCIS policy states that if an applicant fails any part of the naturalization test, the officer must provide the applicant a second opportunity to...
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Denied waiver 1-175 what next ?
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Answered on December 22, 2014
If USCIS issued a Notice to Appear (NTA) in removal proceedings, you have the right to have an Immigration Judge conduct a de novo review of your...
Father of USC but name not in the birth certificate
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Answered on December 19, 2014
Have you looked into obtaining an amended birth certificate that lists you as the father? Contact the civil authority that issued the original...
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Greencard for parents - can I file now if their I94 expires on jan 12th 2015 - is there enough time to get 797 in hand?
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Answered on December 15, 2014
You basically have two options: 1) File the I-485 and I-130 while your parents are in the U.S.; or 2) File the I-130 and have your parents depart...
How long does it take (waiting time) for a I-130 form for a brother to get a Visa with expedited petition request?
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Answered on December 15, 2014
I assume you are a U.S. citizen who filed a Fourth Preference, Family Based I-130 petition for your brother. The current December 2014 Visa...
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He deceived me into marriage, now we have a 3months old daughter and he doesn't want to complete my Green card process.
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Answered on December 13, 2014
Your primary concern is to seek help in protecting your physical safety and mental health.
Your next concern are your immigration options. Your...
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Travel document
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Answered on November 18, 2014
A valid green card and unexpired passport are normally all she needs for re-entry to the U.S. as a permanent resident. She needs to return to the...
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I plan to marry my fiancee when she visits me in the US soon.
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Answered on November 18, 2014
Congrats on your engagement. It's fine for you to marry your fiancee when she visits you in the U.S. This is legal, but risky. She must have the...
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