Am I eligible for citizenship
How and when did your mother become a U.S. citizen? Or was she a U.S. citizen at birth, but only realized that fact later in life?
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How and when did your mother become a U.S. citizen? Or was she a U.S. citizen at birth, but only realized that fact later in life?
You signed an Affidavit of Support promising to keep her from becoming a public charge. If you divorce, she could sue to have that Affidavit of...
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What type of visa did your wife use to enter the U.S.? If you filed the I-130, and then she entered on a K-1 while the I-130 was pending, and...
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And your question is? Your lawyer is probably right. Talk to her.
Being "booked" is irrelevant. However, if she was actually convicted of marijuana possession, then she would be deportable, unless it was a single...
You can start working whenver you want, or not at all.
Seeking adjustment on your own, after a divorce, will depend on whether or not the marriage was abusive, in addition to being non-viable. Of...
I'm assuming you were applying for naturalization after three years as an LPR, based upon living in maritial union with a U.S. citizen for three...
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He may be eligible for a 237(a)(1)(H) waiver in removal proceedings in front of an immigration judge. He needs to meet with an immigration...
The latter. It applies to people who aren't eligible to adjust status in the U.S., and who must leave the U.S. to go through consular processing,...