I am a usa citizen living in Mexico.
No you are not required to live in the U.S. during the process but you must demonstrate an intent to make the U.S. your domicile after PR status is...
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No you are not required to live in the U.S. during the process but you must demonstrate an intent to make the U.S. your domicile after PR status is...
It is certainly not very professional of them to cancel on the day of your interview but it could be the Officer called in sick or the file didn't...
Yes as a spouse of an LPR you would need to show that you always maintained status. If your spouse becomes a U.S. citizen before you adjust then...
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You must first be a permanent resident. The rule is to be a PR for five years and then you can apply for U.S. citizenship. The primary exception...
You will need to be a citizen first.
He will get one more re-take. You should also look at how many years he has been a permanent resident as he may be exempt from the English...
You have two choices. Since you have been counted against the quota within the last six years you can apply for an H any time and then would be...
Your status if F-1 overstay or none. The I-765 is filed with a TPS application (You indicate it is an initial filing and either apply under...
The category your husband is in is the FB-2a category. Each month the State Department puts out a Visa Bulletin and you can see what date they are...
I concur with my colleague, Giacomo. It is totally personal preference which names she uses after marriage but I suggest she pick one and make all...