What is my next step to take after an I 130 filed?
How long the wait is depends on your age and your country of birth. Unless you quaify under section 245i (see below), you will have to return to...
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How long the wait is depends on your age and your country of birth. Unless you quaify under section 245i (see below), you will have to return to...
You can withdraw your I-130 by writing a letter to the USCIS. You can get a divorce as well. Please see
Yes, next time take the L. (From a former INS prosecutor)
Yes, you must demonstrate "extreme hardship" if the LPR spouse had to return to his/her country of origin for 10 years. Please see
You may be eligible for an E-2 Treaty Investor visa. However, this is not something that you want to do without an experience attorney. Please see
Looks like the denial was a mistake, and was overturned. Better have your attorney examine the paperwork.
If you are involved in a scam, you had better consult an experienced immigration attorney. Please see
Possibly an H-2B visa. Please see
Hopefully, you submitted an I-130 and I-485 as soon as you were married. If so, please see
Unless you were deported, an I-212 is unnecessary. Section 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II) is the ten-year bar, so you probably need an I-601...