Were do i stand now.after a 2interview with immigrations.they seprated us twice.
Obviously, the USCIS thinks your marriage may be fraudulent. You should submit as much evidence as possible proving that your marriage is bona...
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Obviously, the USCIS thinks your marriage may be fraudulent. You should submit as much evidence as possible proving that your marriage is bona...
There is a somewhat risky alternative - apply for cancellation of removal. You can only apply for this before an Immigration Judge in a removal...
You do not need an I-212 waiver unless you were deported from the U.S. You may want to explain this to a supervisor.
As long as you have inside the U.S. for at least 50% of the last 5 years, you are eligible to apply for naturalization. Please see
There is no magic language for such a letter. However, it must be established that your employment has no specific ending date. Please see
It depends. What is your immigration status?
Disregard the last answer. You want to avoid the 2 year home residency requirement of the J visa.
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Simple answer: You want to avoid the "dual intent" requirement of the J visa. Please see
If DHS learns that you traveled safely back to your homeland, they would assume that you do not have a "well-founded fear of persecution", and may...
I agree with the above answer. For additional information, please see