Spouse is a resident (green card holder) through marriage and has her own business, can she apply for Covid19 Disaster Relief?
Your wife does not have to worry about the public charge issue in connection with COVID19 disaster relief/loan.
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Your wife does not have to worry about the public charge issue in connection with COVID19 disaster relief/loan.
As a permanent resident considering naturalization, you do not have to worry about the public charge issue.
If you are trying to find the EAD category of I-765 being filed with I-485, it should be C09 or C9.
Those with U non-immigrant status applying for adjustment (I-485) could seek a fee waiver under the statute (under 245(l)(7)). Follow the...
Take your time. You can apply for a US passport only when you need one and when it is safe to apply (after this pandemic is over).
It seems that your mother was convicted in the federal court for illegal entry and/or false claim to U.S. citizenship, and that she was...
I don't see any drawbacks of husband and wife filing N-400 application on different dates. Each application will be decided on its own merits,...
Assuming you file a motion to reopen with USCIS on a 1995 INS case, it will take sometime for USCIS to find the relevant file to do the initial...
You never received a new green card after applying for renewals for twice? That sounds strange. There must be some reasons behind it. Did the...
Your family members' green cards are invalid as entry documents after spending more than one year overseas (without a reentry permit). If they...