Immigration: Is "Paroled status" eligible for filing a new adjustment of status?
You should be eligible, not because you were paroled back into the U.S., but because you are treated as if you have not legally left the U.S. ...
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You should be eligible, not because you were paroled back into the U.S., but because you are treated as if you have not legally left the U.S. ...
You came here to do religious work, and the organization sponsored your green card for the same purpose (I hope). What else are you planning to...
Assuming you have maintained your non-immigrant status (F-1, J-1, etc.), and you two were legally married at the time your husband's EB2 adjustment...
The process starts with your grandparents' application for tourist visas (B1/B2) at US Embassy/Consulate in the country they live. Since the...
I don't see any impact on your pending asylum case.
Your medical exam from 2017 has already expired. You need to bring the updated one to the interview. If you go to the same doctor, you may get...
It's not an error. This is a courtesy letter (probably on pink paper) reminding you to bring the updated medical exam (I-693) to the interview...
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USCIS will consider a response received within 60 calendar days after the original response due date if the initial request for evidence was issued...
I-751 processing has been super slow across the board in recent years. That's why the initial receipts now extend the green cards for 18 months,...
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Perhaps, your wife's previously submitted medical exam is still valid or has no deficiency. You can wait and see what happens.