Can I marry a US citizen that has a class b felony?
Getting married to a U.S. citizen solely to get a green card violates criminal law and immigration law. USCIS does not recognize sham marriages for...
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Getting married to a U.S. citizen solely to get a green card violates criminal law and immigration law. USCIS does not recognize sham marriages for...
You may still request a renewal of existing DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). The U.S. Supreme Court's 4-4 ruling in U.S. v. Texas...
A permanent resident (green card holder) may NOT file an I-130 immigrant petition for a parent. There is no immigrant visa category for parents of...
A divorce prior to approval of the I-130 petition means you can no longer immigrate to the U.S. through this route. A divorce prior to approval of...
As a U.S. citizen, you may file a Form I-129F (K-1 visa) petition for a fiance or a Form I-130 (immigrant visa) petition for a spouse. In both...
You may get married as long as you are both legally free to marry (i.e. all prior marriages, if any, have been terminated through annulment,...
Following marriage, your U.S. citizen spouse may file an I-130 immigrant petition for you, regardless of your immigration status. Whether you...
The I-601 waiver and I-212 waiver serve different purposes. If you are inadmissible under section 212(a)(2)(A)(i)(1) of the INA, i.e. crime...
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You may not file an I-130 immigrant petition for a spouse if you gained lawful permanent residence through prior marriage to a US citizen or...
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USCIS' approval of the Form I-129F petition is separate from the US Consulate's K-1 visa issuance. The approval does not guarantee you will receive...