Marital status
For N-400 purposes, you should claim your self "separated" and use the regular 5-year rule (i.e., cannot use the 3-year rule if you no longer live...
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For N-400 purposes, you should claim your self "separated" and use the regular 5-year rule (i.e., cannot use the 3-year rule if you no longer live...
While many marriage-based adjustment cases have been approved quickly without interviews, some do require additional time for the RFE process and...
You don't have to worry about this so-called "90 Day Rule" if your future wife will be leaving the U.S. shortly after the marriage (and seeking...
What are we supposed to do now? You should've consulted with an attorney BEFORE going to that interview. How you should handle this RFE depends...
Mandamus action only compels USCIS Asylum Office to make a decision, not necessarily an approval. If you have a very strong asylum case that can...
It's not clear what the original question/answer was, but an immigrant visa usually comes with a 6-month validity (starting from the medical exam)....
That's not a US immigration question. You could ask the government of the other county (where you are seeking dual citizenship) about the document...
Just answer yes to that question and explain in the addendum page that you are a member of XYZ church. It shouldn't be an issue.
Yes, DHS/USCIS does check the petitioner's criminal back as well for the Adam Walsh Act (AWA) purposes and may look into your records to verify if...
You would have to "disclose" your marital history (including ex's) in your I-485 application. Other than giving yes/no answer to the question...