Domestic violence drop to misdemeanor and just got done with an interview at the immigration center.
A domestic violence conviction is a deportable offense. And yes, it often happens that things come out in the naturalization interview that will...
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A domestic violence conviction is a deportable offense. And yes, it often happens that things come out in the naturalization interview that will...
The government has 120 days before you can file a motion with a court to request a decision. So once that time is over, you might consider this....
First of all, if your fiance so far has no legal status, you cannot apply for her citizenship, but you might be able to petition for her to become...
It could be just that: that you now are a legal resident here, and that the consulate thinks they might want to join you here and not go home...
One would have to look at the exact record of conviction. Drug crime convictions can be very problematic, because most of them can lead to...
It's a process in several steps. If you are an US citizen, you first file a fiance visa petition for them (K-1). To do so you have to show evidence...
Yes. But naturalization could also be denied. The officers have some discretion when it comes to the determination of "good moral character." GMC...
The issue will be the "some reasons." You will have to have very good reasons. Read more about this here:...
If by whole process you mean, when will the fiancee hold the visa in his or her hands, my last K-1 I filed took about 9 months. And remember,...
Yes, you can sue him. However, the question is if you can collect. If he hasn't any money, it will be difficult. But you surely can try. You should...