Marriage based green card
Technically speaking, having an extramarital affair which tended to destroy an existing marriage (without any extenuating circumstance) during a...
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Technically speaking, having an extramarital affair which tended to destroy an existing marriage (without any extenuating circumstance) during a...
While you may no longer have have I-94, the original passport/visa (presumably with an entry stamp) should be sufficient proof of...
You have such an open-ended question. Whether you could obtain green card generally depends on who could sponsor your green card (ex. spouse). ...
You don't get post conviction relief just because you want it. There must be a legal ground to seek such relief, something you want to check with...
It probably means the passports are on the way back to your parents, hopefully with the immigrant visas in them.
You could certainly write a letter to USCIS (with the essential information like the case number, etc.) explaining that you want to correct your...
Where a permanent resident tries to sponsor green card for his/her spouse, there will be a visa waiting for about 2 years due to the annual quotas....
If your wife and your child (or stepchild) obtained their green cards "at the same time" (or if the child's case was approved within 90 days of the...
The fact you were included in the mother's immigration petition/application as a minor may come up during your student visa (F-1) application...
Key information is missing. You, as a US citizen daughter, could secure I-130 approval for your mother, but you cannot be a qualifying relative...