Can you sign your naturalization certificate at home or at the ceremony?
During the mass oath ceremony, USCIS staff do really not make people sign the certificate (just hand out the certificates and show them the exit). ...
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During the mass oath ceremony, USCIS staff do really not make people sign the certificate (just hand out the certificates and show them the exit). ...
Unless your parent became US citizens directly (as veterans), it's very strange that you had never been part their "green card" process (completed...
Assuming there is no legal obstacle for both of you to get married (ex. prior undissolved marriage), you two can get married and start the...
You don't get to stay here just because you have a minor US citizen child. You daughter cannot sponsor your green card until she reaches 21 (and...
Nothing wrong with submitting those joint documents (to show the continuing marriage/cohabitation) upfront. The point is that you could still...
Your I-130 was transferred to NVC probably because you chose (in I-130) the US Consulate overseas as the place to finalize your husband's green...
No. The country quota is determined by the country of birth, not by which passport(s) you have. But you could "beat" the quota if you marry...
As I understand that Ghana does recognize proxy marriage by its customary laws, but for this marriage to be accepted for US immigration purposes,...
I assume you will be applying for naturalization under the 3-year rule (marriage to US citizen). As long as you can keep each trip outside the US...
You could certainly ask to expedite your case based on the humanitarian reasons, but I doubt they will in your case. Plus, even if they agree to...