Would I qualify for residency?
No the facts in your question do not permit you to file for residency.
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No the facts in your question do not permit you to file for residency.
Not living together is problematic in proving a good faith marriage. But hopefully you have put together a package of proof far beyond that.
Yes you can based on the facts submitted.
Withdraw your I-130 petition and affidavit of support. May want to visit with family attorney as well.
It depends which is wrong. If it is the green card file I-90. If you are not at fault you don't pay the fee. If by name on travel you mean your...
Once divorced you lose the opportunity to start the process. However, you may want to look at qualifying for VAWA if marital abuse was present. I...
The IOM is a program designed to assist in displacement of Iraq nationals. The SIV program is approved annually effective October 1 each year with...
The idea of maintaining a correct address at all times is to insure you revive all communications from immigration and can then properly respond....
No it would not be okay. You have applied for immigrant status for your family by filing the I130. A visitor visa contradicts that.
No derivative for your wife in this instance so step daughter will need her own I-130 and I-485.