N400 - Application for Naturalization - Approximate dates for past and current addresses
I doubt being off by 5-20 days would make any difference in your N-400 case, as long as the order of the residence history and the month are...
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Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
I doubt being off by 5-20 days would make any difference in your N-400 case, as long as the order of the residence history and the month are...
This is a double-posting (asked and answered). See the responses in the other post.
I agree with my colleague here. The duration of your marriage at the time of green card approval is controlling. Just apply for adjustment maybe...
If this is an marriage-based immediate relative adjustment, you can certainly reapply with the new filing fees and the receipt for the pending...
You haven't provided enough information for us (volunteer attorneys) to answer. How old is your daughter? Is she single, married, or divorced? ...
This is not exactly an immigration question. I changed it for you.
Assuming the current husband is not the biological or adoptive father of the children, then no, they don't become US citizens upon getting green...
If she made a material misrepresentation on DS-260 or at the interview, then she might have been inadmissible at the time of getting green card and...
For your father's to be subject to the 10-year bar, the Consulate must have believed that your father overstayed on his visa (perhaps B1/B2/BCC)...
Due to the previous marriage fraud confession, she must be subject to 204(c) bar, which pretty much shuts the door for any immigration petition for...