What should I do next?
You should have not filed unrepresented. You should engage an immigration attorney to represent you from this moment on. The issue you are...
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Tempe, AZ
Asylum Lawyer at Tempe, AZ
Practice Areas: Asylum, Immigration
You should have not filed unrepresented. You should engage an immigration attorney to represent you from this moment on. The issue you are...
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About 8 months. Longer if the I-485 das filed with any defect.
So, you have your I-485 pending before the USCIS and just got arrested for DV and charged in a court of law with DV. You are not going to have your...
Trying to become a citizen implies that you are a Lawful Permanent Resident. Is this what you meant, or did you mean that you are trying to legalize?
It would help to guide you if you supplied your husband's citizenship, his country of birth, the country of your marriage, whether you have...
I practice in Phoenix for over 15 years and it is highly unusual to request that applicants bring evidence. Lawyer up!
So, you are an LPR with an arrest (no conviction) for DV. You should be admitted to the US as an LPR each time you come back from another country....
Unless you are now in a valid non-immigrant status that expires soon, do not file the I-485 at this time even if you are permitted. Seek a...
Yes, may write about what he/she knows firsthand. The mere fact that the USCIS requests more evidence that your marriage is bona fide is an...
Try finding yourself in the US Immigration Courts system: call 1-800-898-7180 and enter your A-number. Many self representing asylum applicants get...