Dear sir our case is v92 the counsolat had told us just wait 4 to 6 month for visa now the time is complet
Contact www.uscis.gov to check the status of your petition. For visa issues, you must contact the Embassy where the case is filed.
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Contact www.uscis.gov to check the status of your petition. For visa issues, you must contact the Embassy where the case is filed.
Please contact the USCIS via www.uscis.gov to check on the status of your petition.
Consult with a CPA and/or tax attorney regarding this question.
The Anaheim Office my hold the file to render a decision, since the interview has already concluded there.
That is not a very smart strategy on any level.
Liquidated damages may be a valid part of any employment agreement, as negotiated by the parts. Consult with a labor/employment attorney.
It could take 60 days, unless the case was filed under Premium Processing.
Divorce would no invalidate your green card, as long as your marriage was bona fide in the first place.
USCIS is confused. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney ASAP.
No, you would not need a new visa "stamp" under those circumstances, but should have documentation establishing the valid change of status.