US citizenship process
Two years and nine months, if married to a U.S. citizen. The foreign national files the application for citizenship.
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Two years and nine months, if married to a U.S. citizen. The foreign national files the application for citizenship.
That form is for people who are filing for DACA. If your application is for deferred action, you will complete that form.
They should meet with an immigration lawyer. They can get their questions answered when the meet with the attorney.
There are none.
Unless you meet with a lawyer and provide all of the paperwork, there is no way to provide any kind of a meaningful answer to your questions. We...
About 1 - 2 years for a decision. If no further evidence is needed, just wait for the decision. If there is more needed, they will let you know.
Yes, you can travel.
You first arrived in the U.S. at an unknown date, in unknown status. You left in 2008,. You tried to come in 2010, possibly with a visa, or...
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Changing your nonimmigrant status to F1 should have no affect on your I-140. You do have to leave the U.S. for one year to get an H1 if you used...
Your agreement with her was obviously not legal so she cannot enforce it. However she certainly can report you to the IRS and CIS if your...