How does a civil case like slander affect the approval of green card or adjustment of status?
It should have no effect on your case. As far as I know, USCIS does not routinely check civil cases.
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It should have no effect on your case. As far as I know, USCIS does not routinely check civil cases.
No. In order to qualify your child would need to petition you, and in order to do so, you child would need to be over 21.
Unfortunately, this will not be possible.
A B-2 visa can only be revoked by the Department of State. If it was revoked, the holder of the visa would have been notified.
You would only be able to combine incomes if, and only if, you are living together.
Your question is a bit confusing, as you start by talking about your friend and then switch to talking about your son. Your son would only be a...
If your husband entered without a visa, then he would have to qualify for 245(i) in order to get the green card in the US . If he does not qualify...
Whether to contact a legislator is something only you can decide. Sometimes it helps. Sometimes it does not.
There really is no best answer other than the truth. "Visa overstay" is the right answer if you are not petitioning him. "Visa overstay" or...
That is up to you. Sometimes contacting a legislator helps. Sometimes it does not.