What should I do for my case to appear before an immigration Judge to contest a local USCIS office decision, which is incorrect?
Unfortunately, there is no way to force the Immigration Court to take your case.
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Unfortunately, there is no way to force the Immigration Court to take your case.
Have you applied for a green card?
A notice of action doesn't necessarily make your legal in the U.S. What type of application was approved on your behalf?
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I agree with the above answer. For other alternative ways to apply for permanent residence, please see
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Since an I-485 cannot be appealed, if you filed an appeal, you probably did so in error. There is no need for you to withdraw anything. Please see
You need to start by getting married, and filing a visa petition on her behalf to show that your marriage is bona fide. Attached to the visa...
If the marriage is valid in the country where it took place, it is generally valid in the U.S. As far as your first question, please see