A fiancée petition should be filed using Form I-129F. The filing fee is $675. It could take about a year or so to get a decision after which your fiancée will need to schedule a K1 visa interview at the US embassy in Manila and pay a $265 fee and medical exam fee. Work with an immigration attorney

A foreign national (FN) in the US on a student visa who is married to a US citizen can be sponsored for an immigrant petition petition and may concurrently apply for adjustment of status. The aforementioned FN may stay in the US while waiting for the green card to be approved.

There is a chance for his tourist (B2) status to be stamped for less than 6 months. A potential Trump administration could possibly slow down the process. The I-130 AOS route will allow him to work in the US sooner as compared to the K1 process. There is a good chance for his green card to be... View More

Apply for US citizenship when you are 31 yrs old or over. This is because the applicant's failure to register would be outside of the statutory 5-year period during which an applicant must show that he is of good moral character and disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States.

Marriage to a green card holder, by itself, will not provide any status protection for him before you become a US citizen but could be a basis for cancellation of removal if other requirements are met. The marriage will not have any negative impact on your future citizenship application. Consult in... View More

The US citizen can file an immigrant petition for his spouse and children at the USCIS Elgin Lockbox; online using the USCIS website; or at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in certain limited circumstances, as described in USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 6, Part B, Chapter 3.

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If you lived in the US between ages 18-26 (other than a lawful nonimmigrant) you should have registered with the selective service system. If you didn't register, explain why you failed to register or apply for N-400 afer the age of 31. I suggest you get assistance from an immigration attorney.

Children under the age of 18 automatically gain U.S. citizenship by law (derivative US citizenship)when the following 3 conditions are met:

* The child holds U.S. lawful permanent resident status, commonly referred to as being a “green card” holder.

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F2B is an immigrant petition preference category, not a visa. A visa is needed to reenter the US after travel abroad

Generally, a naturalized US citizen can no longer be deported

No. A green card holder doesn't need a visa to visit Canada

A US employer must file a petition to sponsor him for an employment based visa

You can, but it will unlikely be considered a basis for extreme hardship to obtain an immigration benefit

If you are a US Citizen, you can marry her and she can concurrently file an adjustment of status with your immigrant petition so she can stay in the US.

Expedite request information: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/expedite-requests

Your EAD must be approved before you can do Door Dash

Among other things, your sister must be a national of a treaty country and should end up being the majority owner or an essential employee to qualify for E2. I suggest you work with an immigration attorney.

The answer to the question - Have you ever been refused a U.S Visa .... is "YES" if B2 visa application was previously denied

You can file your I-485 based on your previously approved I-140 if the job offer is still open and available to you. A Form I-485J must be submitted with your I-485. A new PERM and I-140 can also be filed with a request to retain the priority date from the previously approved I-140

I-907 can be filed without receiving the I-797 receipt notice for the I-140 as long as you have the receipt/case number