I am green card holder , do i have right to leave usa to see my family for 3 weeks ??
You can visit your family for 3 weeks, as planned. It's not a problem. The divorce will not prevent you from entering the country.
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You can visit your family for 3 weeks, as planned. It's not a problem. The divorce will not prevent you from entering the country.
If you have a valid L visa stamp in your passport, you can travel on that. You will not be eligible for advance parole until you and your husband...
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Yes, you can include your income if it was earned legally.
It sounds like you may grandfather under 245i but you need to take your documents to an experienced immigration attorney for review to make sure...
It means that your case has been approved, and that you will be receiving your green card soon!
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USCIS does not accept filings on Saturdays. If your status expires on the 12th (Saturday), the petition should received at USCIS by the 11th to be...
Obtain a copy of your certified disposition on this case and schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to see if this conviction will...
Yes, you need to list all children on the I-140 regardless of whether they will applying together with you or not.
As long as your F1 visa is valid and you don't have any status violations, you should be fine to travel abroad and return into the country.
It shouldn't cause any problems. Just make sure to obtain the proper court name change document, and submit to USCIS with form I-90 to obtain a...