Can I get a green card even when my future husband doesn't have enough money to support me financially?
Yes, you would still be eligible for a green card, but will likely need a co-sponsor for the affidavit of support.
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Yes, you would still be eligible for a green card, but will likely need a co-sponsor for the affidavit of support.
No, the process of your spouse applying for an L-2 visa does not require anything from the employer. Your spouse's L-2 is based on the fact that...
No waiting period. You can immediately apply for a new green card to reflect the name change.
"D/S" is an appropriate answer for both.
Your employer files the petition, not you.
Your company's immigration attorney is in the best position to answer your questions, as they have the benefit of having your entire filing.
You should file for a replacement green card (Form I-90) and then make an InfoPass appointment with proof of filing of the I-90 and the reason for...
While there is no hard and fast rule as to how long you need to remain with your sponsoring employer, 6 months is a safe number to avid any scrutiny.
You can remain in the U.S. while the L-1 petition is pending, since it was filed while you were in valid status. Of course, you cannot start...
I assume you are referring to an immigrant visa. Yes, if you wait to enter the U.S. until after your 2 year marriage anniversary, you will be...