Current immigration status?
Your status would be (c)(9), adjustment of status.
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Your status would be (c)(9), adjustment of status.
Yes, you may opt to apply for an H-4 visa in your home country even though an I-539 for the same status is pending in the U.S. A grant of the...
Your status is derivative and is based on the status of your spouse. So, after the divorce, your EAD will no longer be valid and the same for your...
This is a repeat of an earlier question. Please do not repost the same question.
You can request a fee waiver at the attached website. However, if you cannot afford to pay the filing fee, how will you qualify on the required...
It sounds like you were sent a form letter rather than one tailored to your case. You need to reply to the RFE and may include: joint credit...
You need to retain the services of a divorce/family law attorney without delay. This seems to be a situation where you may be able to get an...
You may file your N-400 90 days prior to five years as a resident. And yes, you may travel after you have filed it. Interview notices are usually...
It depends on the status of your divorce. Do you know how close you are to a decree or final judgement? This is important because once you are no...
Addressing the experience letter to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is fine. The content, however, should be very specific including your...