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What to take with me to Biometric interview at USCIS office ? I have my driver's license and the letter i received from them
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Answered on May 02, 2013
ID and appointment letter are sufficient.
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Hello, my husband stationed in military and file I-130 for me, the same time I am going to submit I-485.
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Answered on May 02, 2013
You need a joint sponsor, if his 2012 income was not even 100% of the poverty line.
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I'm a American Citizen over year can I apply form I-130 for my brother and his son and daughter? If yes how long is the process?
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Answered on May 02, 2013
Yes, you can file for your brother, your nephew cannot be a derivative, but your niece can. The process takes 13 years for most countries.
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Cross Chargeability - Family Category
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Answered on May 02, 2013
Yes, if husband and wife file for adjustment together. See 22 DFR 42.12(c); 9 FAM 40.
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Can I married my boyfriend who is in prision under ICE hold and has a re-entery to the US
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Answered on May 02, 2013
It is a decision for the warden of the jail to decide.
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I had my Citizenship interview and was requested N-14 request for evidence.
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Answered on May 02, 2013
You should wait for a decision. If the application is pending over 90 days you should follow up. If it is pending longer you may wish to file a...
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When can i apply for Citizenship? I got my green card in May 2010
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Answered on May 02, 2013
February 2015 you can file. 3 months before the 5 years end.
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Us citizen with two wife in the middle east, I divorce the first wife here in the US a month ago, can I bring my second wife
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Answered on May 02, 2013
No, if you are married to your second wife, you cannot file for her as a fiancé.
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Best way to prove to USCIS that I do not have F2 and I have been in the U.S. since 2007?
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Answered on May 02, 2013
By your "sponsor" you mean the relative who had an F1? If they are a permanent resident, why aren't you?
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Employer Acting Wierd.. H1B Approved..Employer did not provide documentation.
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Answered on May 02, 2013
Your best bet is to start working for the employer and then explain to the employer why you want to travel to India and ask for the forms for you...
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