San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
It will take the amount of time it will take. There is no set time limit. You'll have to be patient.
It all depends on what your current visa status is.
The military recruiter could give you the answer to that one/ you cannot, unless you are at least an LPR at the time you apply.
Bit of course, yes!
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No, you cannot , for once your employment is terminated, your L-1B status will automatically cease. What you could do in the interim, until October...
Disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, is normally never an impediment to naturalization. Sit down with a local immigration lawyer to review your...
If he obtained "means tested benefits" the state can sue the ex wife for reimbursement. The sponsor's obligation ends upon the naturalization of...
If you, the beneficiary, had to put the RFE response together and not the employer, like it should have been, then I would start worrying about the...
Background checks will take as long as they see fit. There is no timeline.
No one can give you a meaningful answer without having first examined your paperwork.