My husband just co-sponsor my brother-in-law, do I have the same financial liability my husband has with them?
In most states, any debt incurred during the marriage is marital debt. Creditor can generally claim from either spouse.
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In most states, any debt incurred during the marriage is marital debt. Creditor can generally claim from either spouse.
You are always safest admitting, even if there are legal arguments that it was not really an arrest.
He can file to do that. They may require proof he is in lawful nonimmigrant status though.
If you are getting married to a U.S. citizen, you may wish to file for adjustment of status in the U.S. rather than leaving the country and risking...
You are eligible to file a petition for hearing on application for naturalization due to the time passage if you wish. Or you can continue sending...
You seem to be eligible to file for adjustment of status, with no need for any waiver.
Yes, you can do that. You could have asked for an expedite when you filed and you would have been printed faster.
Since she was already scheduled, she cannot do the I-601A.
If you are working for a new employer and you have not filed for a change of status, you are in violation of status. If you move to a different...
If you are filing, it is your I-94.