What can i do?? permanent resident
If your card is permanent, then the divorce should not affect your status. It may, however, require you to wait longer to file for naturalization.
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If your card is permanent, then the divorce should not affect your status. It may, however, require you to wait longer to file for naturalization.
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Previous marriages are relevant to the validity of the current marriage. Please consult with an immigration attorney for further guidance.
This is a complicated question. You should consult with an immigration attorney, who can review all documentation in the case and render the best...
Consult with an immigration attorney. If you are an "immigrant," you should already have your papers. If you came in some other status after your...
You need to explore filing a DACA application with the USCIS. Consult with an attorney ASAP.
First hire a good criminal defense attorney. If you are confined based on any conviction, you surely would be referred to USICE for deportation.
USICE Investigations Unit handles these types of matters.
USCIS should be notified of any previous I-130 and its priority date. Consult with an immigration attorney for further assistance.
Sometimes additional travelling applicants are listed on the same interview notice. If not, you must contact the NVC for information.
Even though the petition may be filed, the beneficiary may be ineligible to adjust status due to failure to maintain status and criminal...