Administratively closed asylum and adjustment of the status after I-130 approval?
This is not really an asylum question, since you are in removal proceedings. Since your case is administratively closed at the BIA, you would need...
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This is not really an asylum question, since you are in removal proceedings. Since your case is administratively closed at the BIA, you would need...
If you only filed an I-134 for your wife (petitioning for a K-1 visa), this is not actually an enforceable contract. If you filed an I-864, then...
If you have an approved I-140 petition from an employer, then you probably would be able to consular process base on your history. You cannot...
Typically it is taking 4-5 years to get a work permit. Because U visas are limited to 10,000 per year, in most cases USCIS processes them in 2...
You should work with an attorney. However, often times if the petitioner or the beneficiary sends a letter explaining why they did not move forward...
If you are planning to marry a U.S. citizen, then you can apply for a green card based on your marriage even though you have fallen out of status....
For U visas, USCIS has more authority to allow applicants with criminal histories to be approved. However, they can also be strict if they feel...
Once you are a permanent resident (even based on marriage), your status does not depend on your wife. The only exception would be if there is an...
Depending on the date of the decision, the USCIS COVID policy may give you 60 days to file an I-290B motion to reopen. If you file a motion to...
A 204(c) finding does not automatically bar asylum. However, USCIS can use any prior statement/possible fraud against you in the context or a...