What should I do when I'm out of status?
Marry your fiancee and as soon as the paperwork is filed (Filing fees - $1,200+), you will immediately be legal in the U.S. Please see
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Marry your fiancee and as soon as the paperwork is filed (Filing fees - $1,200+), you will immediately be legal in the U.S. Please see
Yes, but it will take her about 9 months to get a work permit. Please see
Ideally, you should get married and apply for your green card while you are still in the U.S. Please see
You should apply for a green card for your spouse after you get married. The wait is relatively short. There is no reason to wait until you...
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The filing fees are paid to have the USCIS make a decision on your petition, and a denial is a decision. So, no, you do not get a refund when your...
You need to reveal what preference category you are in. Please see
You should apply for your F-2 visa abroad since you are really not planning to "visit" the U.S. Please see
If, indeed, your daughter has aged-out, you should immediately submit an I-130 petition for her under the family-based 2B category (unmarried adult...
As long as your father submits an I-130 petition for you prior to your 21st birthday, your age is "frozen" as 20-years-old, and you can get your...
It is complicated. I used to do "derivative citizenship" interviews for the Immigration Service back in the 1970s. See the Nationality Charts at