If I moved to Peru to be with my wife and get her a visa, how I can be expected to have domicile/job in US? I'm not leaving her!
Your intent to return to the US should suffice.
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Your intent to return to the US should suffice.
If there is actual evidence of marriage fraud it can affect your status.
My colleague is correct. There is a very easy solution to avoid such bars. You can file an applicatoin to extend your status if you have a valid...
Your parents can file a visa petition for you [both of them can do it separately]. If you are over 21, you can only file for adjustment to lawful...
You will be asked on the oath ceremony letter to indicate any change in your marital circumstances. Technically filing for divorce should not...
You should be eligible for an immigrant visa with a 212(h) waiver. USCIS finds out when you get fingerprinted and they do a name check. The U.S....
If your marriage is recognized as valid under Colorado law, then your spouse can file for you to immigrate.
No, it makes no difference whether theUS citizen petitioner is marrried or not, to file for their parent.
There is something missing. Why would you need to fix his papers if he is a lawful permanent resident? He should be able to file form I-90 to...
Yes.