Should I apply for differed action if I am married to a U.S citizen, or apply for residency?
Applying for lawful resident status is the better option provided it is a bone fide relationship.
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Applying for lawful resident status is the better option provided it is a bone fide relationship.
You should submit an I-134 affidavit in addtion to the documents my colleagues suggested.
I agree with Attorney Eichorn. More information is needed to determine under immigration options.
If the I-129F approval expired and the Consulate did not extend validity of approval, your fiance has to apply again.
Yes, your EAD will also serve as AP document.
He may be eligible to apply for a provisional waiver to obtain lawful status if you are a US citizen.
You have to wait until October 1, 2013 if your new employer is not cap exempt. There is no way around it unless you qualify for O-1 or E status.
The approved I-130 gives you the opportunity to file for adjustment of status if you entered the US lawfully. The court will not know automatically...
It takes up to 90 days if filed in conjunction with I-485 which should be filed concurrently with I-130.
The earliest would be 4 years and 9 months from the day you became a permanent resident. The Immigration Service may look into the circumstances of...