I have some question about deffered youn action
It should not be.
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It should not be.
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Because your process is via the Department of State. You will enter the US as a resident, not become one while you are her.
You may be confusing two different things. A "green card"stamp has the number I-551 on it and states that you are a Legal Permanent Resident. If...
I would file despite your other application.
It does not appear as a requirement. You have your birth certificate. That should be enough.
No it should not. The administration has been quite clear about this.
Make sure you have evidence of your nationality such as a birth certificate.
It could. All deferred actions cases will be reviewed independently. We still do not know the questions that will be in the new form but you...
Yes you may renew your resident card. You may be placed in removal proceedings on account of your conviction. Before renewing your resident card...
Yes you do.