How can my husband get his green card?
The process should start with checking your husband's immigration records through FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request, to see whether he was...
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The process should start with checking your husband's immigration records through FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request, to see whether he was...
Yes, you can once you hit 2 years and 9 month mark (from getting "green card"), assuming you and your husband will stay married and keep living...
Usually, nothing on your end after I-485/I-130 approval. Wait for the "green card" and "welcome notice" to arrive in the mail.
Your friend remains a permanent resident even though she loses her "green card" or her "green card" expires. She just doesn't have a tangible...
G-325A is no longer required in your case (as shown in the instructions). But you will have to submit I-130A instead.
As long as you and your attorney could communicate without any problem, you could use any attorney in the US (assuming he/she is licensed to...
Immigration laws have long distinguished someone who came here with a valid visa (tourist, student, etc.) and overstayed later, from someone who...
If your birth (around 1967?) predates your father's naturalization, then you couldn't have acquired US citizenship at birth. To have automatic...
The immigrant visa process (I-130, DS-260, etc.) takes a little over year, and she automatically becomes a US citizen when she arrives. Bringing...
If the sponsor makes $80,000 per year, he could sponsor household size of up to 13. If he makes $83,000 or more, then 14 and so forth. This...