F2B beneficiary, got married 2 years ago. Am i still qualified for this category? if not what is the best thing to do?
Unfortunately, the petition died the day your married. It cannot be used to immigrate to the US.
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Unfortunately, the petition died the day your married. It cannot be used to immigrate to the US.
If you remain married to and living with your spouse, you can file for Naturalization 2 years and 9 months after the "resident since" date on your...
While USCIS wouldn't allow the petition to be speeded up, you can look into extending your B-1/B-2 status or possibly, a form of parole.
If you maintain your lawful status (such as by keeping your F-1 student status valid), you shouldn't be placed in removal proceedings if the I-360...
Whether you are able to adjust status depends on many factors. A recent development which may be useful to you is exploring the possibility of...
The removals may not be an issue due to the time period that has passed. As for the L-1 business, generally, USCIS will want to see that the...
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Entry on a visitor visa to marry a US Citizen is not prohibited, in fact it is specifically provided for in the Foreign Affairs Manual. The...
There are two options: late filing of an extension with request for forgiveness of the late filing (called a "nunc pro tunc") extension request);...
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Generally, absent fraud with respect to the first petition, you can retain the PD of the petition.
I would give it another 7-10 days, then inquire with the IV Unit in checking on the status of the package.