What options do we have to file AOS for my wife if she is undocumented and I have a greencard?
If you naturalize, she would probably be eligible for adjustment of status (AOS). If you remain a permanent resident, she would probably have to...
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If you naturalize, she would probably be eligible for adjustment of status (AOS). If you remain a permanent resident, she would probably have to...
The cut-off date for F4/Mexico for October 2017 is "October 1, 1997" (i.e., processing the cases filed just over 20 years ago). There is no such...
If your brother's would-be adjusted CSPA age is over 21 now (before F2A becomes current), then it will never be under 21. So, F2A is out of option...
The public release simply said that, from Oct. 1, 2017, USCIS will "begin to "phase-in" interviews for, among others, EB-based adjustment...
Generally, the petitioner-spouse's criminal records do not prevent him/her from sponsoring spouse's green card. But under the Adam Walsh Act, the...
Assuming this is a VAWA-based adjustment (NOTE: I-360 can be used for other types as well), and the abuser-spouse was a US citizen, you are...
You can answer the questions to best of your knowledge, perhaps with just month/year plus "12 days" and a short handwritten explanation. USCIS can...
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You simply submit to USCIS what you can obtain at this time - some court documents showing that the domestic violence charge is still pending (has...
In addition to the 5-year residency period (as a green card holder), you have to show continuous physical presence in the US by showing at least...
Assuming you are a US citizen, yes, you need a separate set of application/petition (I-485, I-130, etc.) for your stepson.