What do I need to start the application to get my husband his residency???
This depends on whether he was ever lawfully admitted into the US, among other factors. Consult with an immigration attorney for the best advice.
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This depends on whether he was ever lawfully admitted into the US, among other factors. Consult with an immigration attorney for the best advice.
That is an an entirely different kind of "green card."
Schedule an InfoPass with the USCIS. Perhaps you can get the N-400 back on track. Otherwise, hire an attorney to do this for you.
The problem is that you are an intending immigrant, so the Consul is unlikely to issue you a tourist visa.
Your attorney can request a duplicate copy from the DOL.
Yes, unless you have DHS authorization.
You can only file the I-485 if a visa is available at the time of filing.
If you fail to main status you may have an issue obtaining a visa in the future. B-2 status can be refused on a purely discretionary basis.
Address this question to a Tax Attorney or CPA.
You need your employer to file your I-140.