Can I be a co-sponsor for my son's fiancé on her K1 visa?
Yes, it's possible. Any US citizen or lawful permanent resident who is domiciled in the United States can be a co-sponsor, if he or she has filed...
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Yes, it's possible. Any US citizen or lawful permanent resident who is domiciled in the United States can be a co-sponsor, if he or she has filed...
This Mom sounds like a smart mother. Going to church likely means that you and your child will be in a large group of people, in an indoor setting....
The Visa Bulletin shows that the priority date is "current" for Family Preference category 2A. This means that there is currently "no waiting...
Yes, you will need to go see an immigration lawyer to determine if this is possible. It may not be possible. If it is possible, it may be very...
If you do not have a credit report, provide documentation that demonstrates that you do not have a credit report or score with a credit bureau. If...
You don't say what country these adult children were born in, but if your grandmother is a US citizen, she would have filed the I130s in either the...
If you hadn't file an I130, USCIS would not have sent the other notices. Look carefully at the receipt notices for the other forms that you filed....
K-1s most often have had a valid medical exam and don't need a new one if the old one hasn't expired. However, I have run into K-1 cases where...
I'd recommend that you hire a family law attorney who knows how to serve the divorce paperwork on your spouse in Mexico. If you do that, you...
I hope you did not file an adjustment with USCIS. If you have an immigration court case going on, you can't adjust your status with USCIS--you...