I-130 asks place of marriage. Is that literally where the marriage took place, or where we got the license?
It isn't that specific. You can say Texas if you want. You could probably even say just the US since that is really what they are asking.
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It isn't that specific. You can say Texas if you want. You could probably even say just the US since that is really what they are asking.
You have not provided nearly enough information about your husband's situation to answer this question.
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Yes, you can, if I understand the facts correctly.
First of all the visa you have is still valid for travel even though it is for the previous employer. Secondly, the attorney who improperly filed...
Your mother must file the affidavit of support and list all income including any government benefits.
As long as the change of status is pending, you may remain in the US.
I am not too clear on all of these dates, but to answer your question, you can request a change of status up to six months in advance.
Since you are not providing much information, the general rule is that if your immigration status is dependent on your spouse, and you divorce, you...
These questions would much better be answered by your current immigration lawyer.
Yes, he must take care of the warrants and you will need a criminal defense lawyer for that. I do not know from your question if you the waiver...