Immigration: Name change after marriage?
You do not have to change your name on anything. You can use your maiden and married names interchangeably however you wish.
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You do not have to change your name on anything. You can use your maiden and married names interchangeably however you wish.
Yes, that is still a deportable offense and also will result in exclusion/inadmissibility if you travel. You really need to consult with a Board...
Yes, it is approved and sent to the National Visa Center and then the IS consulate.
You can file 90 days before the fifth anniversary of receiving permanent residence.
This is entirely too complicated and important to discuss in a blog. You should consult with a Board Certified Immigration attorney soon. There are...
Yes you can do that because your status does not expire; only the card expires. Good luck.
There is only one solution to this problem. You must get H-1 status through your current employer which will not start until Oct 1. After that...
Probably not but you need to ask the police since they decide who they will “sponsor” for U status (not a visa).
If there is no plea as to guilt and no court order, you should be ok. Except for one issue: this has to do with the fact that it is family...
You must file a change of status again. Unfortunately.