Can you apply for citizenship in a different state than the one issuing your green card?
If you move to a new State , you can file for Naturalization there after you have resided there for at least 3 months.
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If you move to a new State , you can file for Naturalization there after you have resided there for at least 3 months.
PERM must have been pending for at least 1 year or you must have an approved I-140 to extend beyond the 6th year.
Unfortunately, it looks like he is subject to a bar from admission, with no waiver. Consult with an attorney for specific, accurate advice.
Yes, you will be required to disclose any and all arrests and dispositions during this process.
You are expected to be 100% truthful and accurate in making this application. Where a marriage occurred is generally not relevant to the question...
This depends on what kind of green card you have and what documentation you have been given by USCIS. If you had a 10-year green card, you should...
Probably not, since you are required to "reside" in the country of last residence for at least two years to satisfy Section 212(e).
The DSO at your school should be able to assist you in resolving this matter, even though you are overseas, but you would need to obtain a new F-1...
You are removable from the US right now. If you remain in an unlawful status for more than 180 days or one year and then depart, you would incur...
Those are usually the same thing, however, USCIS prefers an actual Judgment from the court, not an abstract of record.