Can i include my son who is over 21 on firm I-751 or does he need to file separately?
Can i include my son who is over 21 on firm I-751 or does he need to file separately? He needs to file separately.
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Can i include my son who is over 21 on firm I-751 or does he need to file separately? He needs to file separately.
She can adjust her status in the US. Please see https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/green-cards-through-marriage
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