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I've been granted voluntery departure in 2006.now we have 2013 and I'm about to marry US citizen ( which she just became)-
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Answered on January 12, 2013
You would be subject to a deportation order if you were granted Voluntary Departure and did not depart in time. It would be too late to reopen your...
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Green card based on marriage, If you have a joint sponsor,does it matter if the spouse is unemployed or makes very little money
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Answered on January 12, 2013
The USC spouse must sign an I-864 but does not need to provide income verification if you have a qualifying co-sponsor who has sufficient income...
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I had j-1 visa, after my j-1 visa expired i went to my country and got f-1 visa and came back to the US. now i wanna get h-1
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Answered on January 12, 2013
You will need a waiver ony if you are subject to INA 212(e). If you need a waiver, the procedure depends on the reason why you are subject to the 2...
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I apply for my mom and i'm citizen ana national visa center send me notice to fill 1-601 form and mymom not in usa what mean
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Answered on January 12, 2013
The National Visa Center does not determine whether an applicant needs a waiver. You most likely received information about the provisional waiver...
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I want to petition my wife in the philippines. she has a 3 yr. old daughter soon to be 4. can i petition them at the same time
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Answered on January 12, 2013
You can petition both at the same time by filing an I-130 for each.
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Can we apply on the basis of a common law marriage or do we need an annulment/divorce to get married again before applying?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
Whether your marriage is valid depends on the law of the state where you got married. USCIS does not recognize common law marriages. You most...
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Can INS deny a citizen's application to adjust status of his wife who was out of status during the petition time?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
Your wife's unlawful presence will be excused for adjustment of status after you became a U.S. citizen as long as she entered the US lawfully and...
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Hi i wanted to ask. Lets say me and my wife wont pass the first interview...What happens then if i wont attend the second ?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
Your application will be denied if you do not appear for the interview. Even if you withdraw your application, you must disclose it on any future...
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Answered on January 12, 2013
You do not need your wife's consent to remove the condition on your residence. You can file based on a waiver of the joint filing requirement but...
On Form I 129F there is the question If you Fiances native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write his name and address
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Answered on January 12, 2013
You do not need to complete the section if your fiance's birth certificate and passport show his name in Roman letters.
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