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Generally one can become a permanent resident of the U.S. if they are the beneficiary of an approved immigrant visa with a current priority date. ...
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Generally one can become a permanent resident of the U.S. if they are the beneficiary of an approved immigrant visa with a current priority date. ...
You may or may not be a U.S. citizen, depending on when your mother naturalized, and you may need to apply for a new green card in your legal name...
If the new employer filed for you before February, 2012, you should be given three years H1b status, ending on the date provided on the labor...
To be eligible to file for citizenship you must be a lawful permanent resident. Meanwhile, I suggest getting the medical exam after you are married.
You would need a new visa filed on your behalf and approved. If the reason for denial is not based on your eligibility, you may still be eligible...
For an N-400 you don't get an approval notice in the mail but rather you will get schedule to attend an oath ceremony. If 90 days have passed, you...
You may be able to do a motion to reopen, depending on the basis for the denial, and why you believe the denial is incorrect. A motion to reopen...
There is no such thing as a waiver of forgiveness, and there is no waiver for which one qualifies by saying they are sorry the entered illegally. ...
Anything is possible, but she may have trouble persuading the consular officials that she really does not intend to live permanently in the U.S....
Generally a person who falsely claims to be a US citizen cannot be admitted into the U.S. If the false claim occurred after 1996, there is no...