What is the right thing to do?
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I agree, this is a matter for a criminal defense attorney.
Because of the delays USCIS is experiencing, a lot of applications are being shifted between the different service centers to try and catch up on...
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You can definitely adjust your status directly from F1 to permanent resident, assuming your position falls in a preference category that is...
Neither avenue is particularly quick, but your parent would be the faster route of the two (still 7 years plus based on the current visa...
That is a tricky one. I would say your best bet is to travel there (or some third country in between) and have an in-person marriage ceremony. ...
Assuming you are a US citizen, then how you go about it is by filing the correct paperwork with USCIS and following the steps required. You have...
Not until later on when you are dealing with the National Visa Center (good luck with that part!)
Yes. The validity of an applicant's passport is irrelevant in the context of a marriage-based green card application.
Form I-130 available at www.uscis.gov/forms It is you who would submit the form, not your sister.
You are certainly not breaking any rules by getting married as an F1 student. The next steps depend on your future intentions. If you plan on...