For naturaliztion: Is the 18-month physical presence cumulative or 18 months solid (no trips abroad for the last 18 months)?
Yes, it's cumulative.
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Yes, it's cumulative.
There are grounds for inadmissibility. They can't be capricious.
The ost common ways of getting the green card is through family- or employment-based immigration. Your son must be 21 years of age to be eligible...
Yes, the I-129F fee goes with the package. Once your fiancee is here on a K-1visa, and after you get married, she will pay the application for...
Our firm a native Spanish speaking lawyer who has handled numerous waiver applications in the past.
No, it will not adversely impact your H-1B chances.
Apply for a change of status from H-1B to F-2 ASAP, so that USCIS receives your appication no later than December 31, 2012. Convetting from F2...
You remain a permanent resident even if the physical proof of your permanent residency is destroyed or you are in the process of replacing it. As...
I agree - either a FOIA or an I-102. The latter is much quicker.
The divorce will not adversely impact your application for naturalization unless the Service has reason to believe that your marriage was not...