I am a US citizen & my fiance is from India. Can he work in Canada & still get his green card?
No, if he does not plan to reside permanently in the U.S., he may lose the green card and certainly will not get US citizenship.
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No, if he does not plan to reside permanently in the U.S., he may lose the green card and certainly will not get US citizenship.
Not at all likely.
If you do not enroll, the school will record in SEVIS that you are no longer an F1 student.
Hire an attorney, something is being done wrong.
They did not cash the check, get a refund and refile.
Very likely it would. The reason is because, although it is not an offense which should affect your immigration, in practice, virtually any arrest...
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Any U.S. citizen or permanent resident can do it.
12 - 13 years. She does not need to live in the U.S. while waiting for the visa the be available.
Generally, no, but each consulate has its own rules. USCIS first sends the information to the National Visa Center, which in turn forwards it to...
If you have no work permit, the employment is not authorized. It will not prevent adjustment of status based on marriage to a U.S. citizen.