I was told by USCIS that I was issued a certificate of naturalization in 2006. However I never received this.
That makes no sense at all. If you never applied for citizenship, you would not have been issued a certificate.
Pasadena, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
That makes no sense at all. If you never applied for citizenship, you would not have been issued a certificate.
There should be a decision forthcoming within the next 60 days.
Your employer could file a new I-140.
If your spouse is eligible to naturalize soon, you could apply for adjustment of status and obtain a new work permit, or perhaps you can extend...
In order for the automatic extension to apply, you must not have violated the terms of your nonimmigrant status.
The can petition as soon as a qualifying relationship exists for a petition, however, you cannot obtain a visa until the bar period lapses or is...
As long as you can establish your true identity, that should not be a problem.
Unlawful presence begins to accrue on the date your I-94 expires or the date a a properly filed application to change or extend status was denied.
You can follow up with the L-2 via the USCIS customer service line.
Portability would not apply to a previously revoked H-1B Petition.