Still waiting on i-485 based on granted asylum, what should I do to speed the process up?
It usually takes between 6 and 8 months for these applications to be adjudicated. There is no set time in which the USCIS must act.
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It usually takes between 6 and 8 months for these applications to be adjudicated. There is no set time in which the USCIS must act.
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If you are still in lawful non-immigrant status when you are ready to apply for the L1 you can apply for change of status. Lack of valid...
The marriage and/or divorce probably affected the category for your eligibility but without more information it is impossible to determine how...
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Discuss the specifics of your case with an immigration attorney knowledgeable about criminal law. Domestic violence convictions are extremely...
The "green card" is just proof of the legal permanent residence granted. The expiration of the card has no relevance on the underlying permanent...
You facts are not complete. What is the basis for the denial of the N-400? An N-400 denial does not automatically result in the issuance of an NTA...
I agree with my colleagues. You need to consult with an attorney to determine if your son automatically obtained citizenship upon your...
It sounds like the Asylum office or the local ICE did not follow procedures for the proper filing of the NTA. Until they re-file it with the Court...
When the Gov't received your response to the RFE the 90-day clock for EAD decision re-started. Normally USCIS issues decision relatively soon after...
I agree with my colleague. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney before trying to bridge petitions.