Naturalization with an approved I-751 (battered spouse)
Your question is not entirely clear. I believe you are asking whether you can naturalize after three years even though your I-751 was granted...
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Your question is not entirely clear. I believe you are asking whether you can naturalize after three years even though your I-751 was granted...
The new "law" for immigrants has not yet been passed by Congress nor signed by the President. It has a long way to go. IF it is passed, it may...
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You must tell us who petitioned for you (US citizen sister/brother; LPR parent; etc), how hold you are, whether you are married, what country you...
Assuming you are outside the U.S., I suggest going to the website of the U.S. consulate embassy nearest to you. It will explain generally how to...
There is no law that prevents him from applying for a tourist visa, but it is VERY unlikely that the consulate will grant it. He would need to...
Yes, USCIS will take it seriously. That's the legal answer. But, you should think seriously about whether it will make you happier to prolong the...
There is usually a way to do this. You should speak to an experienced immigration attorney who has helped people with this in the past.
You should speak to a divorce attorney. Even if he will not sign the papers, you should be able to get a divorce.
I agree that the biometrics takes 2-5 weeks from time of USCIS receipt of the application. You usually get the EAD within USCIS's stated 90 day...
This question is best answered by a family/divorce attorney. I would also mention that your facts are a little curious. She divorced him 20 years...