If I spend more than 6 months out of the US, will that affect my 5 years eligibility of becoming a citizen?
Not true. However, if you leave the U.S. for over 180 days, there is a "rebuttable presumption" that you have abandoned your permanent...
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Not true. However, if you leave the U.S. for over 180 days, there is a "rebuttable presumption" that you have abandoned your permanent...
You can certainly be deported for your conviction. However, Cuba will not necessarily accept you.
If you purchased anything in Mexico with a credit card, bring the receipt.
USCIS is going to have a lot of questions about your prior marriage. Please see
I am not sure why your question is posted on the immigration law page. You may want to repost it.
This is not an immigration question. Please re-ask your question on another page.
This means that the court's decision is not final or enforceable until the "mandate" issues since you still have a limited time to request a stay...
The government has 90 days to try to deport him. If they cannot do so, he will be released.
No. E-Verify is only about your green card status, not about your convictions.
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