Family member information mismatch in I-130 and DS-260. What to do next?
Have your parents fill out their DS-260 applications as correctly as possible and let them explain the discrepancy at the interview (if needed at...
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Have your parents fill out their DS-260 applications as correctly as possible and let them explain the discrepancy at the interview (if needed at...
Filing a criminal complaint against another should not affect your naturalization eligibility, as long as what you claim in the complaint is truthful.
If you have not provided services for any renumeration, then be ready to prove it in case you have to defend yourself. But isn't H4/EAD eligible...
You could update the travel history during the visa interview, unless the US Embassy asks you to update the application (DS-260) and sign again...
This has nothing to do with US immigration laws.
Without a legal (or putative) marriage with the boyfriend (presumably a US citizen or permanent resident), you don't qualify for the benefits under...
As long as your wife could completely translate the documents from Spanish to English, she could translate and add a certificate of translation.
Since a "birth certificate" from the Indian Consulate/Embassy is issued on the basis of entries in Indian passports, not directly based on the...
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N-400 filing fee (payable to USCIS) is $725. See: https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator. Attorneys fees vary because an attorney could charge...
You cannot become a I-864 co-sponsor/joint-sponsor until you become a permanent resident.