Is an over-speeding ticket of $1200 going to affect my chances of getting green card?
You will need to disclose the ticket and can explain that you have not yet been convicted
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You will need to disclose the ticket and can explain that you have not yet been convicted
There is no requirement that your employer pay the DS-160 fee in case it is most normal for the Beneficiary to pay this.
As long as you did not represent that you were a U.S. citizen there should not be aproblem
no you must be married to and living with the U.S. citizen spouse in order to apply for citizenship under the 3 year rule rather than the 5 year rule.
There are questions during the physical about drug use.
you should be fine. The only status requirement is that you show you had a legal entry when you came to the U.S.
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i would with an orange cover sheet to route to a supervisor and explain the USCIS error and your request to recapture that date.
Yes or if you are in the U.S. in a valid non immigrant status you can file to adjust status with an I-485 for each of you.
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