Immigration can my fiancé get papers after we are married in the US
If your spouse was in fact deported twice, rather than then they are subject to the permanent bar which would require them to spend 10 years...
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If your spouse was in fact deported twice, rather than then they are subject to the permanent bar which would require them to spend 10 years...
Yes you can apply. You can upload with a copy of your conditional residency card.
Attorney Behar is correct. Best wishes
You are eligible to adjust status. Your current status would be F-1.
File form I-131 for a reentry permit.
As an L2S you are allowed to work without an EAD. You are not limited to a single employer.
Assuming you are in lawful status, as suggested in your post, yes you may file your 485, 765 and 131, along with the 864 and remaining documents.
Yes, the spouse is eligible to apply for a change of status to become a derivative of the I visa. Since the I visa was already issued, when...
Yes, you are certainly eligible to file your I-485. No issues based on the facts you provided.
If this is your only crime, it will not impact you negatively. So long as the case is closed and you do not have outstanding obligations as imposed...