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No, there is a minimum four-year wait in the family-based 2A category (spouses and children of permanent residents). If she naturalizes and...
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No, there is a minimum four-year wait in the family-based 2A category (spouses and children of permanent residents). If she naturalizes and...
This could be a problem. Most USCIS examiners will insist that you use the name on your birth certificate, unless you are a woman, in which case...
If you husband orginally was lawfully admitted to the U.S., he may be able to adjust his status in the U.S. You will need to file a Motion to...
If his I-94 card for his J admission was stamped "D/S", then he is not an overstay, but is a "status violator" and therefore, has not probably not...
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If she is the mother (or step-mother) of your son, he can sponsor her for a green card. To be his step-mother, your marriage would have had to...
Your daughter will be a U.S. citizen as long as she is born in the U.S. Unless your parent(s) were U.S. citizen at your birth, you are not...
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If he accumulated over one year of "unlawful presence" in the U.S., he is barred from returning for 10 years unless he obtains a waiver.
It depends what kind of status you were in before you overstayed, and why you overstayed.
If you do, you can check by calling the Immigration Court's automated phone system. The system works as follows: (1) Dial 1-800-898-7180 and...