Can I help my parents get legal status?
You would not be able to petition for your parents until you are a US citizen.
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You would not be able to petition for your parents until you are a US citizen.
It is not clear as to whether you are asking if the USC daughter or the beneficiary needs to be present in the US. The daughter must be domiciled...
Continuations to Request Evidence (N-14) Looks like it’s on the list to me.
If you have been married for more than 2 years at the time that LPR status is granted, you would obtain a 10-year card, not a conditional one.
The petty offense exemption means that the conviction may not make you inadmissible. But the rules for naturalization eligibility are different. ...
Although you can get married, your fiancee will not be able to obtain any lawful status through the marriage. She would need another route towards...
You may travel domestically. Stay far away from international borders.
You may file a subsequent I-539 with additional evidence of the continued need to remain in the US.
There is no need to spend the extra money to file a new I-130. Send a letter to the service center indicating the correction.
Your marriage will not affect your ability as a US citizen to file a petition for your parents. (NB: you will need to file a separate petition for...