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Assuming she entered the U.S. legally, she can probably apply for adjustment of status to permanent resident as soon as she marries you. Read...
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Assuming she entered the U.S. legally, she can probably apply for adjustment of status to permanent resident as soon as she marries you. Read...
If the petition was filed for you prior to April 30, 2001, you may be eligible to adjust your status under section 245(i). We have a lot of...
Since you don't have a visa, enter "Not Applicable".
If her boyfriend is a U.S. citizen, this may be her fast lane to a green card. If not, make sure she goes to college first. See
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The USCIS does not require permanent residents to inform them when they get married or divorced.
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There are over 40 different types of temporary immigration categories that a person could apply to change there status to. However, because you...
Absolutely, you can get a green card. Free feel to apply again. Before you do, however, make sure the conditions in your former country haven't...
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You would not be legally in the U.S. if your OPT ends months before you plan to go to school again. You can either leave the U.S. and apply for a...
Although the approved waiver should show up in the system, be cautious and carry it with you just in case.