Proof of mortgage for i-751 (as proof of bona fide marriage in petition to remove conditions on residence)
Yes, as long as both names are on the statements ... and the deed ... that is good INITIAL EVIDENCE ... but, I would include much more.
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Immigration Lawyer at Portland, OR
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Yes, as long as both names are on the statements ... and the deed ... that is good INITIAL EVIDENCE ... but, I would include much more.
I agree with Mr. Smith, the instructions are quite good: https://www.uscis.gov/i-751
You can not use skills you obtained while working for your current employer to qualify for a different position with that same employer.
What is your relationship to the petitioner? If you're married to a US citizen, all will be forgiven.
I agree with my colleague, file another I-539.
Yes, it would be wise to include the marriage and birth certificates of everyone for a Family Based 4th preference.
The DOS NVC used to be flexible and allowed multiple 1 year 're-boots' of the file.
What is the basis for which you qualify for an EAD?
This could be a risky plan. Legal? Yes. A wise move? No, probably not.
We need to know more specific dates. It is possible that your absence from the US 'reset' your eligibility for naturalization/citizenship.