I am a US citizen, and i filed for My Husband and he was approved...
Because you are a US citizen, minor children are not automatically included in the spouse's case. You must file a new I-130 for step child.
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Because you are a US citizen, minor children are not automatically included in the spouse's case. You must file a new I-130 for step child.
Your husband may qualify for consular processing of his immigrant visa/residence. There are many factors that go into analyzing a case. Contact...
Your age is relevant for the visa. The Child Status Protection Act creates formulas for determine what your age is for immigration purposes. ...
The divorce will not affect your eligibility for citizenship. However, USCIS may have questions as to the bona fide nature of the marriage.
If USCIS denies the I-751, you will be able present the case to a judge. You can appeal the judge's decision. If you do not have any other form...
You should consult with an attorney to determine if you have a way to obtain status. Those who enter on the visa waiver program waive their due...
No, the timing of the I-130 is not relevant for the parole in place. You may want to seek assistance through the Military Assistance Program with...
If you have been married less than two years at the time of approval you will be issued conditional residence which requires the I-751.
It depends on the details of your case and the status of your spouse. Consult with an immigration attorney to determine your options.
The W-2s and 1040 with all supporting schedules should be sufficient for affidavit of support issues. If you were not issued a 1099 you obviously...