Hi there. The 29 of this month ( july) will be 2 years have been married to my husband, and i just got approved yesterday
If they make a mistake, then yes.
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If they make a mistake, then yes.
Try for an H1b if you have a bachelor's degree and you have a U.S. employer that requires that level of training and education.
No, you cannot track cases online that are pending at the local USCIS offices.
Possibly if you are convicted overseas, you may need a waiver in your asylee adjustment.
There is always a chance it could be rejected and you do have to show sufficient income for her to live in the U.S. It is doubtful that your...
There should be no other fees. You will get instructions what to bring to the interview. You will need a medical and police clearances which may...
it will be the date of filing.
You may wish to check with a labor law attorney. There is no immigration law against the employer doing this.
If your parents lost their permanent resident status and that was the basis for your adjustment, as a derivative, you may be out of luck.
Even if it is a crime involving moral turpitude, he would qualify for a 212(h) waiver, so the answer is yes, you can file for him.