B2 Extension Form "Residence History" question
You should list their current U.S. address. To supplement the question about when they stopped residing there, you could write a simple affidavit...
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You should list their current U.S. address. To supplement the question about when they stopped residing there, you could write a simple affidavit...
In your question there is no indication that USCIS knows his real name at all. If that's the case, then its like he were never in the U.S. and he...
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The N-470 is for those who have certain U.S. government employment, who have certain private sector jobs, or in religious organizations. Without...
There may be options for you, but you really ought to see an attorney in your area who is well-versed in real estate law and immigration law.
There may be steps she can take to come back to the U.S., but without knowing more about her situation, it is difficult to advise you. You should...
There isn't enough information here to adequately answer your question. What is your girlfriend's current status in the United States? Other than...
It shouldn't be a problem for you to simply go ahead with your initial interview without having changed from your maiden name to your married name....
Answer "yes," but then include a simple affidavit explaining your answer, which includes a timeline of the denial and other admissions. That will...
It would most likely suffice. To be sure, you should go to a local agency that evaluates foreign transcripts and degrees in order to determine...
You should file the I-730. Once that is approved, go ahead and proceed with the next steps. Your spouse does not need to wait until your I-730 is...