Can the n-400 citizenship being revoked for this reason?
Yes, the citizenship can be revoked if the crime would have rendered the individual ineligible for citizenship.
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Yes, the citizenship can be revoked if the crime would have rendered the individual ineligible for citizenship.
Particularly if you have filed visa petitions for multiple foreign nationals, USCIS will look at it skeptically and even more so the US Consulate...
There is no V visa for her, the sister's visa is not available yet. If you file for her she can come to the US in about 2 years.
They can apply anytime to visit you. It would have a better chance of success if you can show you are in lawful status.
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If he gets advance parole and returns, it seems he would be eligible for adjustment. If he entered lawfully to begin with, then you can file for...
Yes, he needs to file a petition for alien relative, and then the consular processing forms.
There are not enough facts to answer this question. If you did not marry your wife in good faith, then you should expect you will have problems. ...
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If a law passes, we will need to review what it says in order to determine what you must do to qualify.
If you are eligible for adjustment of status, you can get a work permit based on that. There is no additional advantage to applying for DACA, as...