My husband passed away in the Philippines in 2001. Do I need to obtain a copy of his death certificate and add it in my N400?
No death certificate or affidavit of support is needed when you apply for naturalization.
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No death certificate or affidavit of support is needed when you apply for naturalization.
USCIS case status page is not always reliable. Wait and see what happens or make an infopass appointment.
If you became a permanent resident through diversity visa lottery and then married a USC, you will not be able to naturalize after three years.
Your question is unintelligible. Please consult with an immigration attorney for a case-specific information.
The government will not prohibit you from marrying your girlfriend. When time comes for you to petition for her, you will need a joint sponsor.
Are you subject to 2 years of residency in your home country? Consult with an immigration attorney in your area before you leave the country.
You can petition for her and she will consular process in her home country. You can also apply for a fiance visa for her. Consult with an...
Your question has nothing to do with immigration law. I will re-classify it.
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It is not true. Pregnancy will not expedite processing of I-130.