Will a petition filed for my son (single/33 yrs. old) while i'm a green card be affected if i decide to apply for citizenship?
No, that shouldn't have any effect at all on your N-400 Application. Good luck.
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Immigration Lawyer at Reston, VA
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No, that shouldn't have any effect at all on your N-400 Application. Good luck.
I think you should consult with a local lawyer and don't post any more private information here, that doesn't serve you well at all. Good luck.
I agree with my good colleagues. I don't see any reason to give a copy of your DL to him. I wouldn't do it.
I have changed the area of law for you to reflect real estate instead of immigration to get the proper answer from the proper attorneys. Good luck.
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It means one or more the several background checks that USCIS do on the applicant is still not finished. You should talk to a lawyer though if it...
It really depends on your immigration history and how far behind the office serving your area. Just be patient and Congratulation is in order here....
As my good colleagues answered, you can continue to work for your previous employer.
You have to find an attorney to agree on that role. Some new attorneys would agree to get some experience. It is a growing thing in our modern...
I recommend talking to an immigration lawyer in your area, but for some general guidance I like to refer you to this web page to get very basic...