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Will I have to travel to Egypt to prove my daughter's birth abroad because I never registered her, or is the I-130 alone enough?
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Answered on January 15, 2018
Your daughter may have acquired US Citizenship at birth. Consult with an attorney.
H4 extension got Approved and H1 is still showing "Response To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was Received".
Daniel's answer
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Answered on January 15, 2018
The USCIS website is frequently incorrect/not updated.
H4 extension got Approved and H1 is still showing "Response To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was Received".
Daniel's answer
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Answered on January 15, 2018
The USCIS website is frequently incorrect/not updated.
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Social security card without dhs authorization
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Answered on January 15, 2018
You can get your Social Security number once you have been issued a work permit.
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Question about form i-130 and i-864 (affidavit of support)?
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Answered on January 15, 2018
The I-864 is submitted to the State Department after the I-130 has been approved. You will need a joint sponsor if you cannot meet the income or...
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Question about form i-130 and i-864 (affidavit of support)?
Daniel's answer
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Answered on January 15, 2018
The I-864 is submitted to the State Department after the I-130 has been approved. You will need a joint sponsor if you cannot meet the income or...
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US Citizenship Application after Divorce
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Answered on January 15, 2018
USCIS may ask questions about the validity of the marriage through which you obtained your green card. Consult with an attorney.
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US Citizenship Application after Divorce
Daniel's answer
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Answered on January 15, 2018
USCIS may ask questions about the validity of the marriage through which you obtained your green card. Consult with an attorney.
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Question regarding COS F2 to H4
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Answered on January 15, 2018
No, you are in violation of status. Consult with an attorney.
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Question regarding COS F2 to H4
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Answered on January 15, 2018
No, you are in violation of status. Consult with an attorney.
