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My priority date is August 17, 2007. EB3. Employment based. Dependent. Canadian citizen. My mother received her green card two months ago(primary applicant). I called USCIS and did not get a direct answer. I was only told to call back in August if I haven't received anything from them and not... View More 
answered on Sep 2, 2013
Hopefully, you already received you green card by now. If not, don't worry. USCIS works in mysterious ways. There is no way to predict why some dependents are approved before primary applicants and vice versa. Keep checking in periodically. Unless USCIS has a reason to delay your application... View More
Were due to get married August 2014, looking at buying our first home together in Hollister California.
Applying for a K1 visa, do we have to wait till my fiancee enters the US on his visa or can we still buy property before hand
answered on Sep 2, 2013
This questions has both immigration and real estate dimensions. Ultimately, the decision how/when to purchase a property will rest on your personal goals. Foreign nationals can purchase property in the United States. In fact, if you purchase together before the marriage, this may be a strong... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2013
You need an experienced immigration attorney to review whether you husband is eligible for a I 601 Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility. If he entered without inspection, he must leave the US in order to apply for an immigrant visa at the US Embassy abroad.
Hi, m a spouse of permanent legal residents,
In july 31/2013 i recived the approvel letter from USCIS.
What needs to be done after I 130 approval?
what are the documents that must be sent to the nvc?
answered on Sep 2, 2013
You can find basic information about what happens after the I-130 approval at:
http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1309.html
As the site explains,if your Priority Date meets the most recent Qualifying Date, the NVC will:
1) Invoice you for your visa... View More
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