Sponsoring someone for citizenship
Yes, is he here applying for a green card? Then this is form I-864 and you are acting as a co-sponsor to overcome the fear of him becoming a public...
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Yes, is he here applying for a green card? Then this is form I-864 and you are acting as a co-sponsor to overcome the fear of him becoming a public...
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If you entered the country illegally, you can initially apply for the immigrant visa only through him your US citizen husband. Then you can...
Depends on many complex factors. Need to consult a list or when they were born here or naturalized, whether married or not etc. Consult with...
Perhaps its better to utilze their own route, i.e. F-1, then OPT, then hopefully H-1B. Then you can sponsor them for their I-130 since the H-1B...
Usually, applying for AOS is a gray period area. Not a full fledged status but also no status. You can only fall back on your previous F-1 status...
Thats still within normal processing times. On the receipt it should have a receipt number that starts with either EAC, VSC, MSC, LIN, CSC and then...
It depends. If you were out of status before being granted VD, then by departing you will still trigger 3 or 10 year bar and then you need a...
The last application in is usually what USCIS will use to adjudicate your status. If your change of status form F-1 to F-2 is denied and then you...
The forms are deceptively easy but the legal ramifications of making a mistake can be wide carrying even up to the point of loosing all your fees...
You must get divorced first and then you can apply for the 10 year permanent green card. The process can take up to 1 year or you may be...