When can I apply for citizenship? After 3 or 5 years????
Since you are no longer married to your U.S. citizen spouse, you can file 4 years and 9 months after becoming a U.S. permanent resident.
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Since you are no longer married to your U.S. citizen spouse, you can file 4 years and 9 months after becoming a U.S. permanent resident.
As long as you are not in the business of selling things, you can sell your piano. You will need to consult with a CPA regarding the tax issues.
The I-140 needs to be approved in order to retain your priority date. Please note, however, that the I-539 application asks if an immigrant...
Yes, the approved PERM should not prevent you from changing your status to F-1, assuming you meet all the requirements (including demonstrated...
No, the fact that your son is a U.S. citizen does not give you any right to a SSN. As an F-1, which you presumably continue to be, you are not...
You don't need to worry about the dates of travel not matching up. You can also simply put "visit family" or you can state your father's health...
If you are doing adjustment of status, you will be fingerprinted and the government will do it's own background check on you - no need for police...
Assuming you are a U.S. citizen and filing everything together (I-130, I-485, etc) - which you should, if you are a U.S. citizen, your then-wife...
You should still appear for the biometrics appointment, otherwise your application will be considered abandoned and denied. Your I-765 may be...
You should meet with an immigration attorney to discuss your situation. If your I751 was denied how did you get an I-551 stamp ? Presumably you...