Applying for citizenship with a 22-year-old drug conviction?
This will be problematic for his Naturalization application. First, the conviction wasn't disclosed so there are grounds for a...
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This will be problematic for his Naturalization application. First, the conviction wasn't disclosed so there are grounds for a...
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Hello - it was taking 90 days but, these days, it's taking close to 4 or 5 months to receive the EAD. Lately, Fairfax has been scheduling...
Only after you marry can you file a petition for her.
Once she actually naturalizes, you could ultimately be scheduled for your Green Card interview sooner - that would be the benefit. You'll have to...
I agree with my colleague - definitely file Form AR-11 from the uscis.gov website ASAP.
I recently had a Parole in Place (PIP) case approved, so that may be your best bet. Definitely work with an attorney!
Given the background you provided, this does seem a bit unusual. There could be additional questions based on security checks, etc. - it's hard to...
The short answer is yes but there are a few things to keep in mind. You'll be filing the I-751 package during that 90-day window, which also means...
Hello - I agree with my colleagues. You can pursue her Adjustment of Status paperwork in the country but only if the timing is right!
Assuming your Wife is a U.S. Citizen and there are no other complications, you could expect an interview in Norfolk within 7-9 months after filing...