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You should be fine given the circumstances. Just bring to the interview copies of your itinerary and, ideally, some evidence of her illness.
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You should be fine given the circumstances. Just bring to the interview copies of your itinerary and, ideally, some evidence of her illness.
That is not accurate. Generally a permanent resident can naturalize after five years (i.e. can send the application after four years and nine...
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If they see the 100 then he'll have to explain what it's for. If he is paying for the visa, that will be grounds for a denial. If he is simply...
If he is already a conditional permanent resident, the I-130 is no longer pending. To remove the conditions, a joint petition must be filed, but...
Assuming you've been outside the U.S. since April 2012 and the trips you describe are to the U.S., you do not appear to qualify for the exceptions...
It doesn't matter. You're only required to submit a complete copy of last year's return.
The internet seems to be wrong for possibly the first time ever. DAPA will not affect the ability of US citizens to submit petitions for their...
Check out the I-539 form and instructions. http://www.uscis.gov/i-539
Final details of the DAPA program have not been announced, but a DUI will very likely make a person ineligible. Keep watching for final details,...
It's called a B-2 visa. Here's a link to the State Department website. http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/visit/visitor.html You...