Can I file a legal proceeding against USCIS?
I agree with my colleagues. You will not get anywhere with attempting to file any sort of complaint against USCIS in this instance. Simply refile.
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Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
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I agree with my colleagues. You will not get anywhere with attempting to file any sort of complaint against USCIS in this instance. Simply refile.
You are both a national and citizen. File a Form N-600 application to officially document it - for life.
No. Once signed and submitted to USCIS can no longer withdraw or transfer,
Realistically, at least 4-5 years, as long as you succeed in removing the conditions on your temporary residency permit
Strictly depends on the strength of your marriage-based AOS case.
With a felony conviction - which must have had you deported - it will likely be very difficult, if not impossible for you to realistically think...
I agree. Not worth the risk in shipping the plastic GC to her abroad. Let her travel on her valid I-551 stamp.
This situation cannot be analyzed nor resolved online. Consult with an experienced attorney in private.
Some EAD applications took 7 months to approve, even without an RFE having been issued.
If you are too young to remember, ask your parents how you first arrived or were brought into the US, whether it was with a visa and passport or not.