My wife got asylum and filed an I-730 for me. I have been here for a year, can I apply for 485?
You should be able to file for your green card after living in the US for at least a year as a derivative asylee.
Westlake Village, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Westlake Village, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
You should be able to file for your green card after living in the US for at least a year as a derivative asylee.
The NVC part of the immigration process usually takes 1-4 months, but may take significantly longer if you do not submit the required documents in...
Selected as the best answer
Yes, it may negatively impact your naturalization eligibility, specifically, the good moral character requirement, since you were charged with...
The immigration process is not just filing the right forms. It is determining what the intending immigrant is eligible for, and what are possible...
As a petitioner, you will also have to be the sponsor for your siblings. That would require you to be domiciled in the United States. You will have...
Once you receive the green card, you automatically lose your non-immigrant status.
I will also need to have your fingerprints taken before your I-131 can be processed.
To be eligible for naturalization, you must live in the US for 30 months during the 5 year period before naturalization, among other things. You...
Have your attorney contact the Asylum Office in Anaheim directly.
Your marital status has no relevance. Your spouse and children would be derivatives on the petition, and could immigrate together with you.