What last name should I enter for the beneficiary in I-130 - maiden name or married name?
You should disclose both names (maiden/married) on I-130, perhaps the maiden name in the regular name name section and the married name in "other...
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You should disclose both names (maiden/married) on I-130, perhaps the maiden name in the regular name name section and the married name in "other...
At the filing stage, you can and should go with legible copies of the originals. Present the originals at the interview (NOTE: the interview won't...
The government's actions to go after anyone (to cover those benefits) are always possible but still rare at this point. But the government will go...
If you are otherwise eligible, being pregnant or giving birth to a child is not a ground to deny your green card application. But if you need to...
When your husband applies for F1 student visa, he must disclose your permanent resident status and any pending I-130. Having I-130 on file can be...
Many key information is missing from your description. Here's my guess: your permanent resident parent filed I-130 under F2A when you are still...
Whether she is subject to the 2-year foreign residency requirement should be spelled out on her J-1 paperwork (DS2019) and probably on her J-1...
No. You are ineligible to change your status for being out of status (B2 overstay) at this point. Having a good faith asylum application may...
If the ultimate goal is to sponsor our parents' green card, there is no point of applying for B1/B2 visas. Plus, such application (approved or...
It depends on which service center is processing your adjustment application (I-485) - i.e.. what category your application was filed under. The...