Re interview for N-400 because i was absence from usa for 212 days
You have an uphill battle. If becoming a U.S. citizen is important to you, you should take the Request for Evidence, and any supporting documents...
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You have an uphill battle. If becoming a U.S. citizen is important to you, you should take the Request for Evidence, and any supporting documents...
You should definitely apply for a re-entry permit for any absence from the U.S. greater than 6 months, otherwise your permanent residence status is...
You may assume that, but you will not know for sure unless the petition is returned to your employer.
No, in-laws can sponsor a son-in-law for a green card - it must come through your spouse.
Your wife will no longer be in L-2 status (and consequently not able to use her L-2 EAD), after your H-1B petition is approved. Make sure an...
After receiving your 10 year green card, a divorce will not jeopardize your green card status.
As long as you are only leaving the U.S. temporarily and will return to resume your H-1B employment, your wife can remain in the U.S. in H-4 status...
You will receive a new biometrics appointment for the N-400. Biometrics appointments are usually scheduled within 4-8 weeks after the application...
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As the spouse of a U.S. citizen, you may have difficulty obtaining a B visa from a U.S. Consulate or being admitted as a visitor - just because you...
You will need to return to the U.S. in order to file the application for a re-entry permit and then also be in the U.S. for the subsequent biometrics.