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Can someone help explain the green card process to me please along with other questions I have?
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Answered on April 17, 2011
You should file an I-485 packet (including an I-130 for your husband). You do not necessarily need to hire an immigration attorney. Include your...
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If after apeal my case on naturalization is denial again for public intoxication.. how i can send a letter to the supreme court?
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Your appeal is not to the supreme court, but to the USCIS. Complete the Notice of Approval form, explain the facts and cite the relevant cases. ...
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My Spouce Works for a defense contractor out of the US.I hold a I-551 with a Travel Docunent good until june.
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Answered on April 17, 2011
Apply for a Re-Entry Permit. This will allow you to remain outside the U.S. for up to two years at a time.
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Will his L2 get rejected due to misinterpretation of data?
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Answered on April 17, 2011
Very possibly. Better consult with an experienced immigration attorney.
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My pastor friend's son is turning 21 abroad. He is in US R1. Can he still petition his son in I-360 to avail the CSPA?
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Your question is a bit confusing. He is in the U.S., or he is abroad? In any case, the time that the I-360 is pending will be deducted from his...
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L1 to H1 Change of Status and travel outside the country
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You abandon your change of status application as soon as you leave the U.S.
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Filling out form I-864?
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Yes. For additional information, please see
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Is there any way to expedite the citizenship process in order to attend a military academy?
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No. The only way to expedite the naturalization process is to join the military.
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Fiance visa
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Yes. Either get the green card before him leaves the U.S. or get it abroad.
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Marriage in the U.S
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No, but they can start the green card process while they are abroad. When the non-citizen spouse is approved, they can return to the U.S....
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