Can I adjust my status here in the United States?
You need a legal entry or 245(i) eligibility to apply to adjust status in the U.S. Alternatively if you can get parole-in-place if your spouse or...
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You need a legal entry or 245(i) eligibility to apply to adjust status in the U.S. Alternatively if you can get parole-in-place if your spouse or...
Most likely you would need to start the process over again and find a petitioner. You can apply to the U.S. consulate in the Philippines for a...
yes and explain on addendum that he entered without inspection and did not have lawful status until TPS granted on xx/xx/xxxx. You need an...
Look at the official receipt date to see when it was received. If only good for one year you will need to make an INFO PASS and go to the local...
As long as you travel with the expired green card and the Receipt extending the green card you should be fine. If the Receipt time has expired...
Follow up with USCIS to determine the status and what if anything more may be needed.
Are you staying together and filing the I-751 jointly or by yourself with a waiver. It is important to have your criminal attorney coordinate with...
If the I-485 is on file, send a copy to NVC and advise them to hold your case as you are adjusting status in the U.S.
Yes as long as that was not her intent at the time she entered on the B-2 (that requires nonimmigrant intent).
If you are not from Mexico this is discretionary on the part of the consulate you select. I assume you are talking about after the extension is...