What advise to you have in regards to my removal of conditions here is my situation. I entered the country legally on J1
The jointly filed I-751 cannot be approved in your case because of the divorce.
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The jointly filed I-751 cannot be approved in your case because of the divorce.
I agree with my colleagues. You have 2 options - file the I-751 seeking waiver based on divorce. The burden will be on you to prove that the...
Discuss your case with an immigration attorney before you leave the U.S. You can seek an Infopass appointment for emergency reasons.
I agree with my colleagues. I-751(s) are not a priority with the USCIS and take over 6-9 months to adjudicate in some cases. The biometrics...
Some relevant information is missing - Are you a USC or LPR? When did your boyfriend come to the U.S., in what status, when did you marry?
I agree with my colleague. These are serious petitions requiring you to follow some deadlines and filing procedures.
In most cases, an Officer will make corrections to bring the application up to date. He/ she is unlikely to allow you to seek a waiver at the...
I agree with my colleagues. If you obtained your residency through marriage to USC and you are married and living together for past three years,...
You should not file multiple change of status applications. If it is taking an unusually long time for the application to get adjudicated, and you...
I agree with Charles. The latest I-94 governs your status and period of authorized stay in the U.S.