Green-card interview today, went very well, but "held in review"
It means she has many cases and isn't able to make the decision on your case immediately. She may confer with a supervisor. But judging by your...
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It means she has many cases and isn't able to make the decision on your case immediately. She may confer with a supervisor. But judging by your...
No. It may or may not raise a flag for the officer, but as long as you can show that the marriage is "real," you should be fine. Good luck.
Possession of that quantity of marijuana can be grounds for ICE to begin the deportation process. Please focus all of your time, energy, and money...
Assuming you live in Florida or move to Florida, yes.
Your is a personal question which only you can answer. Immigration-wise, it'd be a good idea to keep records of your travel. To remove your...
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Probably not, but we can't be sure until we get the final details from USCIS about the program. Because DAPA is/will be completely discretionary,...
You should talk to a lawyer about either adjusting through your daughter either from the start or using the old I-130 to proceed under 245(i). ...
The income that matters is the petitioner's. Assuming you are the petitioner, evidence of his income is irrelevant.
You should be able to contact the USCIS office and request to reschedule the appointment. Be prepared to explain why you need to reschedule. It...
There are possibilities. It's called parole-in-place if you want to google it. The first step will still be show that your marriage is "real," so...