San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
i don't understand why you withdrew the I-130 and I-485 if it was a legitimate marriage and you already had your two year green card. Normally...
He can file a Freedom of information request to get a copy of his files with the government.
yes this is doable but provide a way that the applicant reviews and approves everything
Provided you otherwise maintained status -- I am not sure all facts are here.
If she has maintained her H-1B status this is an option. If not maintained she would need a new H petition and then consular process to get back...
An attorney would need more facts to advise. She can set the case up for consular processing provided she has less than 180 days out of status.
You are not entitled to file for a travel permit (I-131) until you are eligible to file for your I-485 which means a current Priority Date.
Find an estate planning attorney in the state where you are residing and they can draw up approrpriate documents for this scenario.
If travel isn't urgent I would wait for your PR card; but if you must travel I would expect you will be fine if nothing else negative in your record.
Yes that is normal you wont' get a letter just an approval hopefully.