Is it wise to state on my N-400 that my wife has no social security?
You need to tell the truth. If she has no social security number, then that is the truth. If her I-94 has expired, then that, too, is the truth.
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You need to tell the truth. If she has no social security number, then that is the truth. If her I-94 has expired, then that, too, is the truth.
You need to retain an attorney to review the case and advise you.
You need to have an attorney review your criminal case papers and advise you accordingly.
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Your options would be: 1) Get an attorney and appeal 2) Get an attorney and refile.
As he is out of status, he cannot change or extend status in the US. A green card would only be approvable in the US through marriage to a US Citizen.
There is no such thing as Immigration Probation.
Yes, it is possible. For estimated processing times, look at the USCIS website.
The person will need to show 1) how they supported themselves, and 2) why they were not required to file an income tax return
No
If he does not meet the applicable poverty guidelines, then he will still have to file an affidavit of support, and will need to get a co-sponsor...