Can a non immigrant marry a American disabled citizen who is also living in section 8.
Yes, you could certainly marry the American citizen if that's what both of you want. Given her low-income (assumed from section 8), you/she would...
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Yes, you could certainly marry the American citizen if that's what both of you want. Given her low-income (assumed from section 8), you/she would...
It's not clear if what lead to the revocation of the visa (B1/B2 or BCC?) and how your case was treated at the border (besides the revocation). ...
No, it shouldn't be any problem. Just answer "yes" to that question and explain in a separate sheet that you were exempted from filing tax returns...
To be eligible for work permit (under (c)(8)), your asylum application must have been pending for 150 days. See I-765 instructions here...
Yes, you can withdraw your asylum application by sending a letter to the asylum office. But I'm not sure if that helps your situation. If you...
If you have 2-year conditional green card, then you and your husband should be filing Form I-751 together (DO NOT FILE I-90). The form is...
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Once I-751 (joint or waiver) is denied, the case is supposed to be automatically referred to Immigration Court (removal proceedings) where you can...
Assuming you are otherwise eligible, you can file for naturalization after 4 years and 9 months from the "green card" admission date. The...
I'm not sure if you read the whole BIA decision or conclusion (available here:...
Generally, you do not need "permission" from the immigration authorities to leave the US. But if you have had some type of contacts with the...