I married a US citizen and applied for a green card. We are now separated and she refuses to attend the interview, what do I do?
This will be difficult. If you don't already have an attorney, seek legal counsel to determine your options.
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This will be difficult. If you don't already have an attorney, seek legal counsel to determine your options.
Perhaps you can contact a pro bono legal services provider to see if you qualify for relief under a program called VAWA.
I agree with my colleague. In addition, if you are trying to get a Virginia driver's license, it unfortunately is not given to people in VA who...
I recently had a case like this, so am happy to assist. Don't worry about deportation right now. Please contact my office to schedule a...
Marriage to you, as a TPS holder, won't help her in terms of her immigration status. She'd need another way to stay longer - switching to another...
It typically takes up to 60 days for the NVC to issue the "fee bills" so you're still within the normal processing time.
This is problematic. As my colleagues have stated, if she doesn't appear for the interview, you're likely not eligible for a green card. Any hope...
Hmm, that does sound a bit odd. Go ahead and comply with the RFE (or speak with an attorney to make sure that everything is being done correctly)....
You may be eligible for Naturalization but keep in mind that the USCIS officer reviews the entire record. May be best to work with an attorney for...
There are some published wait times on the USCIS website (uscis.gov) that you can check. If the case takes longer than the normal processing time,...