Does my mother need a decree of divorce as a requirement to file or apply for her naturalization/ becoming a US citizen?
She needs a divorce decree for each divorce she has. She does not need to get fivorced just to get naturalized.
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She needs a divorce decree for each divorce she has. She does not need to get fivorced just to get naturalized.
Yes, it matters. f the last visit was very recently, if the last visit laster a long time, you probably should wait for a few months before you...
Move out and proceed to divorce her. This will have no affect on your H1B status.
You have a propensity for misrepresentation of facts. The statement "I'm applying for naturalization in a month" is incorrect. You have already...
Yes, it is possibly to change from H4 to either H1B or J1. You need to file for Change of Status on the immigration form I-539. No, it is not a...
USCIS does not DIRECTLY track your EAD usage, but lying in the asylum application about your address is fraud. If it comes out you will get denied...
The online report is meaningless and glitchy. Act on the paper notices only. If you want a smooth ride, hire an immigration lawyer.
Yes, she may sue. Does she need to? She may just ask her lawyer to refund what she paid.
No, the restriction does not affect you. You are eligible for the immigrant visa IMMEDIATELY as a spouse of a US citizen.
US citizen parents each may file I-130 petition for their son. The time to apply for the green card will be in 15-20 years depending on his country.