Can she work with an f1 visa?
Hi there Boca Raton, It would be best she did not work prior to marrying her US citizen spouse. Unauthorized work is generally not held against...
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Hi there Boca Raton, It would be best she did not work prior to marrying her US citizen spouse. Unauthorized work is generally not held against...
Sorry, there's no way to have a second I-130 filed and retain the priority date of a previous I-130 barring very limited circumstances (i.e. your...
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If you late filed, bring along any paperwork that you can at least detailing that you got an extension. In other words, it would be best to...
Hi there Gainesville, I can sympathize with your husband's situation, it's happened to so very many people. The important questions will be 1)...
In my experience, you just need to take your EAD card and a valid, government issued ID (driver's license, passport, both wouldn't hurt) to your...
If your husband was a derivative on your asylum application, and that is the way he will be eligible for a green card, then yes, he is risking his...
Hi there Connecticut, Depending on the laws in effect at the time she was born, she might derive citizenship automatically from her US citizen...
Unless your mom qualifies for 245(i) eligibility, which is to say she has an approved visa petition with a priority date of April 30, 2001 or...
Hi there Mission Viejo, Yes, it sounds like you're in a great position to get your petition approved. I guess the trick would be entering the...
Hello Walnut Creek, It depends on when you got your green card, and whether it's still valid. If you only have a 2 year green card, make sure...