Will stroke prevent someone from getting a green card ?
No, those medical conditions would not be a problem in getting a green card. Here are the medical conditions that could make you inadmissible: ...
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No, those medical conditions would not be a problem in getting a green card. Here are the medical conditions that could make you inadmissible: ...
She should apply for a SB-1 visa that would allow her to return to the US. I recommend consulting with a lawyer to file such a request.
I agree with my colleague. You should talk with an immigration attorney who can determine the status of your application. To find a lawyer,...
Generally, as long as your green card and passport pictures resemble you, you should not have a problem.
Generally, if there is information missing, USCIS will issue a Request for Further Information (RFE) to get it. They do, however, have the...
I agree with my colleagues. You must wait until you get the acutal notice to find out what happened.
If you are recently married or divorced, this is an opportunity to get your name changed without the formal state or county court process.
No. Your EAD proves that you are authorized to work. Since you are not a US citizen, your social security card is not a valid document for proving...
You will have to get a joint sponsor who will agree to support your wife while she is in the US. The joint sponsor can be a relative or friend.
Yes, you can make such an I-539 filing.