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I'm on H4. My stepdaughter is US citizen and is sponsoring her H1 dad. What status can I get?
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Answered on June 10, 2013
Depending on her age when you married, she can file for you too, as a step parent.
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I got an interview tomorrow for F2A(Permanent Resident). but my sponsor is currently out of country? is it ok if i go by myself
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The petitioner normally must attend and you may have to request a continuance.
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After marrying my English girlfriend, apart from a permanent address in the US what is requried for her to obtain a greencard?
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Answered on June 10, 2013
You should speak with a lawyer who can answer these questions in detail.
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I entered the US illegally in 2007 from Honduras. I married a US citizen 2 years ago; we have a daughter together.
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If your spouse was born in the U.S., request his birth certificate from the county where he was born. If he naturalized, USCIS can verify his...
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Can An Asylee join the U.S. army or have to wait for their Green Card before joint the Army?
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There is no law that allows or forbids it, it is up to the Army.
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I am U.S. citizen and want to file I-130 for my mother, father, brother (16 years), sister (married). Should i file separately?
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Your relatives each need their own visa. Your sister's spouse and children can immigrate with her, and same with your brother once the visa is...
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Difference between H1 with and without COS
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Answered on June 10, 2013
If they indicated that you do not request to change status, then they indicated you will obtain your visa abroad. If the visa is approved, you will...
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Form I -134 question
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Answered on June 10, 2013
Check the I-864 Poverty Guidelines, and it should be roughly the same.
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Out of status (F-1) but married to a USC.
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Some offices are more zealous than others about going after people who fail to maintain their student status.
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I became a permenant resident in 88 with my family. In 89 my father became a citizen, am I one too?
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Answered on June 10, 2013
No, you were over 18 when CCA came into effect. But if your father and mother were divorced and your father had custody, then you would be a...
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