Am I eligible for Cuban Adjustment Act with a Notice to Appear?
If you are from Cuba and you received this document after entering the United States, or you received a different document that says “212(d)(5)”...
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If you are from Cuba and you received this document after entering the United States, or you received a different document that says “212(d)(5)”...
You can file with the criminal case is still pending, but it will need to be resolved before you can be granted adjustment of status.
You did not need to file a new visa application or do anything to upgrade. But you did file a new I-130 anyway. You do not need to do anything...
It takes about fourteen to thirty days to get a receipt from USCIS from the time you file an application for adjustment of status.
You might be able to file a motion to reopen, but most likely you will need to file a new application for adjustment of status with a sufficient...
To adjust status, one is required to have been admitted or paroled. You will have to leave the country to get an immigrant visa, you cannot adjust...
If your EAD receipt says y our EAD is automatically extended, then there is no issue. If it is not automatically extended, if you can show that...
You should notify them by email of your new address. Check the receipts you got from them and they should have contact information to do that.
No, if you change to a B2, your spouse and child will no longer be in valid E status and will not be permitted to work and go to school.
As long as you tell the truth and support his application, there is no problem filing even if you do not live together. That said, it may be...