Will my citizianship case be accepted?
You are deportable for unlawful voting under INA 237(a)(6) and possibly for falsely claiming to US citizenship under INA 237(a)(3)(D). But, being...
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You are deportable for unlawful voting under INA 237(a)(6) and possibly for falsely claiming to US citizenship under INA 237(a)(3)(D). But, being...
It depends on under what section of Penal Code you were convicted of (for example, PC 273.5 vs. PC 243(e)(1)), who the victim was, what we could...
To get Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) approved, you (and your guardian) have to go through the state proceeding (probably in San...
You can apply for naturalization (not, "notarization") anytime. But the question is when you can satisfy the requisite continuous residence. Plan...
It simply means that USCIS set aside the previous decision (approval or denial) and reopened the case for further review. If the earlier decision...
I would say roughly one year (give or take), including I-130 petition process and NVC/Embassy processing. A competent attorney's assistance would...
It means that the final decision has not been made and that you'd have to wait a bit longer.
Your US citizen friend petitioned for her Filipino mother who legally works in Italy but is now visiting US? If the mother already applied for...
USCIS may be able to correct it (without your further involvement) since it was filed with I-485 (without the filing fee for I-765). But just to...
After maxing out on the 6-month B1/B2 admission, the chance of extending it for another 6 months is slim without compelling reasons. From the...