LPR, CR1 category. Will I be maintaining my LPR if I travel outside US for two less than 6 months trip in a year?
You should consider obtaining a re-entry permit.
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You should consider obtaining a re-entry permit.
Many applications are taking longer than usual because of backlogs and policy changes. You can also inquire further directly with USCIS by calling...
I agree with the previous answer. Use the incorrect EAD to start working, then apply for the replacement and explain to USCIS the error.
I agree with the previous answer. You can find answers to your questions in the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code.
Generally it should not have an impact on your naturalization application. All the same, you should consider hiring an experienced immigration...
Unfortunately, there's no specific provision for a situation like this under U.S. immigration law.
Possibly, sometimes tickets are sent by mail, depending on the jurisdiction.
Yes, your spouse can stay until a decision is received.
1. You can check processing times depending on the service center it is routed to on USCIS.gov 2. Yes. 3. No, it will be treated as a...
No, you will have to take care fo the ticket in the jurisdiction where it was issued.