How long do I receive my green card after entering the country by immigration visa (MRIV)?
Generally about three weeks, it seems to me.
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Generally about three weeks, it seems to me.
You should get reimbursed for the filing fee if your lawyers never filed the application.
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No, if you are no longer barred from admission you do not need a waiver.
How will they demonstrate their identity? At a minimum they will need to prove their birth certificates are not available, and provide affidavits...
1. It depends on the crime. 2. Even if you cannot get asylum you may qualify for Withholding of Removal or Convention against Torture relief.
You can get married and he can sponsor you as a spouse, or he file petition you as a fiance if you will marry with 90 days of your admission to the...
There is no set amount of time, but you should feel free to follow up.
Generally if the principal was not eligible, the derivative will also not be eligible.
Generally one misdemeanor crime involving moral turpitude gets an automatic waiver under the "petty offense" exception.
It's been just over one week. You should follow up after sixty days.