Can I file I-485 while I-130 is still pending?
Without an actual receipt issued by USCIS for the I-130, you would not be able to file the I-485 USCIS will have no way to make sure that the I-485...
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Without an actual receipt issued by USCIS for the I-130, you would not be able to file the I-485 USCIS will have no way to make sure that the I-485...
It depends on the EXACT code the person was convicted under and HOW the person is intending to become a lawful permanent resident before this...
As long as you are not marrying for the SOLE purpose of obtaining legal residency, there is no issue with marrying and having your wife petition...
I agree with my colleague. No need to file an I-102 if you have your passport and entry stamp. The stamp alone is sufficient, you will just need...
You can apply for your brother, however, how long it will take for him to be able to use that petition to immigrate to the US depends on several...
I would recommend speaking to an attorney regarding your boyfriend's case. If you are a US Citizen, you can marry and petition for him, however,...
You would need to file to be her legal guardian in probate court. Depending on where you live, there are often self-help resources at your local...
No, that is not true. You can file as soon as arriving in the US, however, you will have to explain why you did not express your intent to file...
Assuming that you got married AFTER your father became a US Citizen, then yes, your category switched from F2A to F3. If, however, you got married...
Yes, back in September the 30/60/90 day rule was revised to just the 90 day rule, meaning now officers may presume misrepresentation within 90 days...