Nationality of my children
If neither you nor your spouse are US Citizens, then your child would have no claim to US nationality.
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If neither you nor your spouse are US Citizens, then your child would have no claim to US nationality.
She had to have been in the US on or before June 15, 2007; among other factors.
You cannot petition a boyfriend, but could petition a spouse. A person who reenters the US unlawfully after having been deported, however, cannot...
No. You must obtain a work permit before you can work in the US.
That question is extremely vague. Perhaps you could rephrase, providing some context; and obtain a quality response.
You will not be scheduled for an oath ceremony until your background is clear. Contact an attorney for possible solutions.
Probably not. Contact the Social Security Administrations's website for more information.
You would probably lose your H-1B status and the employer would probably withdraw the I-140.
As long as the application for extension of status was properly filed before your previous I-94 and status expired, then you are permitted to...
You could not have been "included" in the petition filed fro your mother in 1986, since you were over 18 at the time of your mother's marriage. ...