Denver, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
Unlawful employment is forgiven if the marriage is to a US Citizen, but not if it's to a greencard-holder. But you shouldn't have an issue in the...
To qualify for 245(i), she must have been the beneficiary of an approvable-when-filed petition filed on or before April 30, 2001. Check out this...
This question is difficult to understand, but here is a link to the poverty guidelines: ...
To correct this problem, he needs to stop using her SSN. If they get married, she can file an I-130 Petition for him and begin the process of...
What do the responses from the service requests say? If you have a lawyer, then you should talk to him or her.
It is a long process and these time frames sound normal, unfortunately. Hang in there!
The I-130 is not a waiver, but those are taking about 9 months now. The I-601/I-601A can take awhile, too, so two years is a good guess. The...
A pending I-130 does not give you any permission to work or live in the U.S. You'd need to wait for your green card or apply for another visa.
You can be outside the U.S. for part of those three months and still qualify, but it may be worth avoiding a headache at the interview and just...
Here is the USCIS website that describes the process: http://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization
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