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You need to keep your two young children awake during the daytime so they can adjust to the new time zone. Be patient and give your relationship...

Can I get a green card?

DACA recipient which defers your removal from the U.S. Under certain circumstances you can adjust status with USCIS. For a complete analysis of...

Can I get a green card?

You are a DACA recipient which defers your removal from the U.S. Under certain circumstances you can adjust status with USCIS. For a complete...

Travel outside the US while H1B transfer is in effect/approved

I recommend that you take your vacation and then return to Employer 1. You can then ask Employer 2 to file the FORM I-129H on your behalf.

Over a year for i751 no news yet? called uscis and was told about being in line for an interview? no news from the local office.

Apparently, your FORM I-751 submission did not have sufficent supporting documentation to avoid an interview with a local USCIS office. You now...

You , your O-1 employer, and your attorney prepared the FORM I-129 0 petition. That petition contains your starting date of your O-1 employment. ...

Can my mother get a pardon in order to get a new visitor visa from Mexico, because she needs to continue with her justice issue

You should ask the attorney to assist you and your mother in obtaining a visa at the U.S. consulate to allow re- entry into the U.S. The attorney...

Five years' tax transcripts for my N400 and green card application for my spouse

1. At the time of your naturalization interview you should present your federal tax returns for the preceding period of five years. 2. You did...

Is having Advance Parole guarantee entry to USA?

Your advance parole document does not guarantee your re-entry into the U.S. 1. Your departure from the U. S. will require an inspection by CBP at...

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How does separation impact condition removal on GC after file I-797 jointly?

You should advise USCIS that you have separated from your spouse. USCIS will hold your case in abeyance until you divorce . However, you are still...