I want to bring my wife and daughters to the US.
Assuming you are a U.S. citizen, you could start your wife's green card process by filing I-130 petition so that she could get an immigrant visa...
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Assuming you are a U.S. citizen, you could start your wife's green card process by filing I-130 petition so that she could get an immigrant visa...
You must send the filing fee (check or money order), the form (I-751), copy of your 2-year green card, and any other supporting evidence all...
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Yes, your LPR parent/s could petition for you under F2B without affecting your H-1B visa/status (which allows dual intent). F2B will take 5-8...
Yes, the intending immigrant's (I-485 applicant's/I-130 beneficiary's) income from lawful sources can be used as the household member's income.
NVC would not create a case number until it receives the approved I-130 file from USCIS. Assuming your narrative (or quote of the USCIS online...
You could recapture your old priority date on I-140 and apply to a new employment-based (I-140) case, but not to a new family-based (I-130) case.
If the CSPA age is already locked by submitting the 1st DS-260, then "updating DS-260" shouldn't affect the CSPA outcome.
Engage a criminal defense attorney in Florida to check the status on your probation (and get the certified record). If it was a summary/informal...
You should not have any problem using your brother as your partner in your business, and that should not affect your brother's green card...
The answer should be no for a U.S. citizen child. The question is basically asking if a child is immigrating with you as your derivative (or if a...