Applying for citizenship, but planning on divorcing
Since you have to be an LPR 3 years before you can file for citizenship, it is not possible to start working on that shortly after she became an...
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Since you have to be an LPR 3 years before you can file for citizenship, it is not possible to start working on that shortly after she became an...
Not likely to stop you from getting OPT. Meanwhile the important issue is what the crime is, not just whether it is a misdemeanor.
The DUI should not be a problem.
There is no fiance visa for a permanent resident. You can marry him now and then file for him, or you can wait until you are a citizen and then...
The best best is to meet in person with an attorney who can review all of your evidence and suggest what can be provided.
You may wish to get married and file for him to immigrate. If he is not convicted, perhaps he will meet to criteria for prosecutorial discretion.
1. Yes. 2. Probably not. 3. No.
The most recent and first statement for each account would be fine - with checks signed by each of you.
There is no waiver for this. You should start plans to live elsewhere.
You can. It will not have any impact in his immigration to the U.S., though.