Going back to the U. States
Yes your parents can re-apply for you and you shoudl be able to recapture your old priority date if it is the same petitioner and same beneficiary....
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Yes your parents can re-apply for you and you shoudl be able to recapture your old priority date if it is the same petitioner and same beneficiary....
If I-130 is approved may want to put energies into arranging a voluntary departure and then processing at a consulate with a waiver. Sounds like...
list your correct curernt name on the top of the form and then list the other name as another name. It is rare you wuold need documentation on...
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If he came as a derivative asylee and Social Security cannot find him in the system you may need to make an infopass appointment to go into USCIS...
There are special rules for A-2's with regard to unlawful presence. Any immigration attorney is going to have to look at the category you are...
More facts required for a proper analysis. Are you in or out of the U.S.? When did your Mom acquire citizenship? If Mom as a Petitioner uiis not...
Lots of options including finding an employer and doing a work visa of some type -- depdends on their specific qualifications, type of job offer. ...
yes you can file I-130/ I-485/ I-765/ I-131/ I-864 altogether. In most areas she will be interviewed in about four months, work and travel permits...
If you were paid by the same employer even though working in multiple locations I woudl list that employer and their address. If you want to be...
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agreed. There are two steps to permanent residency. The first step is the I-130 petition which takes 5 months or longer but only gives a place in...