Citizenship through marriage question
No. Apart from having been married for three years, the naturalization applicant must have been a permanent resident for three years, too. Sounds...
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No. Apart from having been married for three years, the naturalization applicant must have been a permanent resident for three years, too. Sounds...
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I agree with my colleague. It depends on what he was convicted of and what the sentence was. You should have him gather all of the court records...
The petitioner will do one and check the box saying the person is the petitioner. The joint sponsor will do a separate I-864 and check box 1.d. if...
Your question is whether you've broken continuous residence and physical presence. Here's a link to the USCIS website that describes them. ...
There's no word limit and no minimum or maximum number of affidavits. I'm not aware of a template online because the affidavits are so specific to...
The goal is about six months. Here's a link to check the processing times: ...
If money is an issue, you should look for a nonprofit organization that can help you. There's too much on the line to proceed without a lawyer.
June 15, 2007 to present day, and especially June 15, 2012. Here is the link to the FAQ page: ...
Not quite true. You need to have been continuously present since June 15, 2007. Here is a link to the FAQ page. ...
It doesn't matter that you renewed your Mexican passport. You just had to be out of status on June 15, 2012, when the program was announced. Here...