My spouse is 8 years older than me, is that going to be a problem if she files a green card for me??
There is no presumption of fraud unless the age difference is 10 years.
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There is no presumption of fraud unless the age difference is 10 years.
There is no rule on the subject. However it appears to me that you would have to prove that your degree is the equivalent to a US High School...
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On average perhaps. But those numbers are only the amount of time for USCIS to take any action at all, not to complete the case.
He is not eligible to file for anything to stay in the U.S. For that matter, if he entered the U.S. illegally, marriage will not permit him to...
You probably have a deportation order, check what happened when you last entered. When the child turns 21 they can file for you.
Depends what type of visa and whether USCIS approves the extension retroactively to the date of filing.
It depends who is requesting it and why.
Just go to the Secretary of State, and you can also request them at the Daley Center 10th Floor I believe.
There is no bar to readmission for under 180 days unauthorized presence, however they may wish to consider that at the U.S. consulate if you apply...
To get your sworn statement and ask for any evidence you have other than your assertion.