Annulment troubles!
You should be ok, but I would actually disclose the annulment and have a certified copy of the judge's order with you.
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You should be ok, but I would actually disclose the annulment and have a certified copy of the judge's order with you.
I agree with my colleagues. He should proceed with a divorce if there's no chance of a reconciliation. He can later adjust status to that of a...
If you both reside in D.C., your interview will be in Fairfax, VA. It currently takes 3-4 months for the interview to be scheduled in Fairfax. ...
We need a bit more information but, if you're applying for the recently introduced DACA program, it would be c33.
I suggest that you retain counsel not only for the new green card case but also for your naturalization interview. Fairfax is known to go back in...
FYI, the filing of an employment-based petition will not result in lawful immigration status that will prevent deportation. That said, you could...
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I agree with my colleagues' answers. Keep in mind, also, that ICE typically has higher enforcement priorities. That said, hopefully you're not...
The USCIS Case Status page often contains incorrect and/or outdated information. An inquiry via phone or Infopass is usually helpful.
If you both will live in Washington, D.C. after getting married, you will be interviewed at the Fairfax, VA USCIS office. Current wait time for an...
You ask a good question! Since TPS may not be renewed, having Deferred Action in place will help you at least for another year. I lean towards...