Does the I-130 has to be approved before filling an I-601? grounds of inadmissibility (fraud)
That I-601 Waiver needs to be applied for immediately. Will take weeks, if not months to properly prepare one.
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That I-601 Waiver needs to be applied for immediately. Will take weeks, if not months to properly prepare one.
No. Both applications you mentioned can be filed free of charge, as long as have an I-485 AOS pending.
Is there any reason why you couldn't get a NV ID or DL within 3 months of having moved there?
The pending petition by that employer will continue to be processed until finally adjudicated, withdrawn or cancelled. Nothing will be...
I agree with my colleagues. Send in a withdrawal letter to the asylum office, explaining "why" and also possibly attaching document(s) to support...
The answer to your first question being "NO", I couldn't agree more with my colleague.
That sort of clerical error will have no bearing on the merits and/or final outcome of that I-130.
Work with an experienced lawyer on this, otherwise risk ruining any chances you might still have.
You will need to submit an amended I-130 petition which includes all the pertinent information you missed the first time.
The form I-134 Affidavit is simply not enforceable in a CA court. That is why Congress came up with the I-864 Affidavit of Support which IS. For...