Naturalization and registering to vote
You do not have to register to vote. You should not have any problems by not registering.
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You do not have to register to vote. You should not have any problems by not registering.
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He may apply for a reentry parole permit.
Yes. It will depend on your income and household size.
Yes. You may petition your Fiancee.
Sibling petitions can take a long time. And it depends on your country of birth. It could be anywhere from 14 years to 22 years.
You may file the I-765 and I-485 concurrently.
From the information you gave, it looks like she is eligible for citizenship.
It seems like your card was approved. You should check the I-485 case status online and/or call USCIS.
I would suggest to have a consultation with an attorney and give more information about your F-1 visa. If you entered with a visa, you could be...
Normally you would need a new application for a new employer, but I would need more information on your case to give you an exact answer.