Divorce/ I-751
You don't have to wait at all. The timing isn't the issue. The issue is whether your new marriage is "real," and whether your previous marriage...
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You don't have to wait at all. The timing isn't the issue. The issue is whether your new marriage is "real," and whether your previous marriage...
With a green card, you are authorized to work in the U.S. Once here, you shouldn't leave for more than six months at a time. You could apply for...
You could try a FOIA request with USCIS. Without his consent, they may not give you much. It's the G-639 which you can find at www.uscis.gov. ...
The I-130 petitioner does not have to be the QR for the I-601A. You can file the I-130 for her and her US citizen father can be the qualifying...
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When your conditional green card was granted. The conditional permanent residence counts. And you can apply 90 days before the three-year mark. ...
No reason to be concerned yet. I'd give them a call in another month if you still haven't heard. They are severely backlogged right now.
They should get a re-entry permit for a stay that long. If the stay happens to be over one year, they won't be able to return without one. ...
The regulations state that, upon denial of the I-751, you will be placed in removal proceedings and can have a second chance to argue the case. ...
In my experience it takes about a year to be put on the deferred action list. You can check your case status online at uscis.gov or call the 1-800...
It's definitely preferred that you keep copies of everything you send USCIS. But it's not "necessary" in the sense that you must prove that you...