I 130 petition
You really need to use an attorney. USCIS very well might view this situation with serious skepticism.
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You really need to use an attorney. USCIS very well might view this situation with serious skepticism.
From my experience, I believe USCIS will continue to process the EAD while they await your response to the Request for Additional Evidence.
Consult with a family law attorney that handles divorce. This is not an immigration question.
In MOST situations there's no reason not to have your brother file an I-130 on your behalf. The wait time will be very long, but you might as well...
Yes, in some cases, but you'll need an attorney to do so. Many moving parts involved.
My take is that your (then) husband would not be a student visa holder once he applies for adjustment of status. If he leaves the US while the...
It sounds like the F-1 student visa is your only option, but you can't (generally) work on an F-1. The F-1 is a non-immigrant visa, not an...
If she entered legally, she might be eligible to adjust status. If her dad was a US citizen, then she might be eligible to become a US citizen...
You need to be present in the US for a TOTAL of 180 days out of 3 years. You can leave for your home country whenever you want as long as you don't...
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Who won the lottery? Your husband's sister or your husband?
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