Can i file the petition as if she is in her home country to have a interview in that embassy or do i file with her Canada address and she will get an interview for U.S. Embassy in Canada. Thanks for your help.
answered on May 17, 2018
It is important to be truthful when completing immigration petitions. For purposes of completing the I-130 and any subsequent forms, you should list the address of where your wife (beneficiary) currently resides. Assuming your petition is approved, she can attend the immigrant visa interview at a... View More 
I am a pastor and U.S. citizen who is soon to become a dual citizen of the U.S. & Canada. I have lived on either side of the boder at various times but would like to maintain residency in both countries while currently employed/living in Canada if possible.
answered on Apr 20, 2018
In regards to the US citizenship aspect of your question, you are not limited/restricted as to how much time you can spend outside of the USA.
I have been travelling out of the United States.I travelled 3 times. All of them are less than 6 months though.
answered on Apr 20, 2018
Please note that naturalization eligibility is dependent on several other factors, beyond the permanent residency time-period requirement. Please see USCIS naturalization eligibility instructions at:... View More
Her mom came here illegally. But she (16) and her brother (18) were born here legally. Her mom is facing charges of deportation but I know if you are 21 you can apply for your parents to get citizenship. Would there be any options (even green card marriage if necessary)
answered on Apr 13, 2018
The answer to your question requires an analysis of more detail than you have provided. Your friend's mom needs to consult an immigration lawyer for an in-depth consultation.
I was wondering if there is anyway they are able to stay for as long as I graduate I am still underage until then, and Idon’t want to risk loosing everything my self.
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Your question can be only addressed after an in-depth consultation with an immigration attorney, I recommend your parents consult one. Good luck!
answered on Apr 6, 2018
Do you mean when you sponsor your husband for permanent residence (green card)?
Hello, I was falsely arrested for domestic violence and the case has been dismissed as I never did anything. The arrest and the case don't show up on my record, and I am wondering if I should:
1) mention the arrest even though it doesn't show up?
2) will it hurt my... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2018
Yes, you must be truthful... you are required to disclose all arrests. You must also provide arrest records and case disposition documentation. Gather these documents and consult with an immigration lawyer, in order to get an informed legal opinion on the chances of your case. Good luck!... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2018
Absent any affirmative steps to change the non-immigrant status, the husband still remains an F1.
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Finesse Law Firm
I have never resided nor used any address in Alabama.
answered on Mar 31, 2018
Have you ever lived in or used an address in Alabama previously?
answered on Mar 31, 2018
You will need to provide more detail or consult with an immigration lawyer for an assessment of your case.
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Finesse Law Firm
I've had my green card for 7 years and I will be applying for citizenship soon. Can I change my SSN and Id without changing my green card? Or should I wait to change my name when I become a citizen?
answered on Mar 31, 2018
You can formally change your name, and if you do so, make sure to disclose all the names/aliases you have used in the past when you complete immigration forms in the future.
answered on Mar 29, 2018
Apply for your green card renewal as soon as possible. While your green card renewal is pending USCIS may be able to provide a stamp in your passport, which serves as temporary evidence of your status as a permanent resident. The stamp is known as the I-551 temporary evidence stamp. Schedule a... View More
Are we able to go to the courthouse and get married or what do we have to do I've been trying to reach the immigration lawyer and have got no response and no help we would love to get married this year. He works and does everything a US citizen does but doesn't have citizenship.. please... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2018
Hello... check with your local county clerk on the marriage licence requirements in your state. In regards to your immigration question, generally you can petition for your spouse as an immediate relative; however, whether he can adjust within the US or apply for his green card at the consulate... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2018
That varies, depending on your current immigrant status..provide more detail.
I'm currently unemployed right now and in the middle of job search, so was wondering how many w2 forms do i need to show and just how much salary am I supposed to earn to show that I can support her, because I have some internship opportunities but they don't pay well. Thank you
answered on Mar 23, 2018
The following form has information to your answer https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p
What if someone got a letter from immigration with not name on who it was for, can that person get in trouble for not taking action on that letter. If so what kind of legal consequences come with that ?
answered on Mar 23, 2018
The question is vague, please provide specific detail in your question in order to get a reasonable answer.
Will that cause a problem legally because of there illegal status ,I'm not sure if that will affect my naturalize citizen status
answered on Mar 21, 2018
Thats possible; however, you may need to consult with an immigration lawyer to fully understand the contractual obligation and other implications attached to an affidavit of support.
When can i apply for my citizenship
answered on Mar 21, 2018
I recommend you consult a competent immigration lawyer for a complete assessment of your arrest details and immigration case..
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