Green card then divorce, what will happen to my green card and citizenship.
It should not affect your green card, just keep your proof of good faith marriage.
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It should not affect your green card, just keep your proof of good faith marriage.
You can send CIS the asylum approval notice, and they can adjust you on either ground.
The eligibility depends on when the visa is filed, not the date it is approved. In addition, it depends on country of origin. Check the visa...
If over five years have passed, since you completed the diversion, it seems to be a petty offense and you may be approved.
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It can affect your adjustment of status. You may wish to leave the U.S. and get a new visa, which may avoid the problem.
Item 2: correct, you cannot port until 180 days from the I-140 approval.
No, that is not immigration proceedings.
When your case is not processed in the normal way [30 days], you go to the slow track, and you can get scheduled whenever an opening arises. Could...
You may still be eligible for cancellation of removal or other relief before the immigration court. Also, as a matter of prosecutorial discretion,...
You should be worried. If he has sat on it for a month, request your files back from him.