Yes, see CDC wesbiste: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/international-travel-during-covid19.html#:~:text=Air%20Travel%3A%20All%20non%2DU.S.,this%20requirement%20and%20accepted%20vaccines.

Non-U.S. Citizen, Non-U.S. Immigrants

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Possibly, you might be eligible to apply for an immigrant visa, but more information is needed. Before you invest any money in trying to start the process on your own you will want an immigration attorney to review your complete criminal and immigration record to determine whether that prior... View More

If your friend married her boyfriend and is interested in attempting to regularize her status and remain in the United States, she should speak with an immigration attorney to discuss her potential eligibility for VAWA, which you can read more about here:... View More

The easiest option is for your parent to enter the United States before the expiration of the immigrant visa, as once they are admitted they will receive a stamp in their passport that makes the immigrant visa valid for 1 year. They can come to the United States and then return to their home... View More

While it is kind of you to want to assist your friend with his immigration paperwork, there is much more to applying for a green card than simply filling out forms. He must actually be eligible for the benefits he is seeking and if he not eligible and applies he will not only be losing the money... View More

You should check the specific requirements for the U.S. Consulate where he will be applying for his immigrant visa. Some posts have additional requirements for documentation that are not required by NVC. Unless the post specifically requests that he take your marriage certificate, this document... View More

First, your son should make sure that he keeps the immigration court updated on his address, as court dates can be changed, and the court notifies respondents of the change in court date by mailing hearing notices. If he fails to attend a scheduled court hearing, he will be ordered deported.... View More

If you are the birth father of the child, then you should be able to file a Form N-600 to obtain a certificate of citizenship. Under the Child Citizenship Act (INA 320) a child born outside of the United States automatically becomes a U.S. citizen when all of the following conditions have been met... View More

A lawful permanent resident should not be outside of the United States for 6 months or longer in a single trip, or they could risk abandoning their status.

In terms of applying for naturalization, an applicant needs to establish that they have been continuously present in the United... View More

Immigration proceedings refers to removal/deportation/exclusion/etc. proceedings. For example, if you were ever issued a Notice to Appear and had a case in immigration court in front of an immigration judge then you would have to answer yes to that question.

You should check your A-number... View More

In order to obtain a green card or immigrant visa through your U.S. citizen spouse, whether you are in or outside of the United States, you either need an approved I-130 petition or must file the I-130 petition concurrently with the Form I-485. The I-130 petition is to reserve your immigrant visa... View More

The current posted processing time for Form I-131 (Advanced Parole) at the National Benefits Center is 11.5 months, so if you file the AP applications now the applications will not be approved in time for travel in the next month. If your parents have an emergency reason they need to travel to... View More

If your father filed I-130 petitions for his children prior to his death there may be a way to get the petitions reinstated through humanitarian reinstatement. You can read about that process here: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-eligibility/humanitarian-reinstatement

An INA 212(a)(6)(C)(i) finding for misrepresentation never goes away. This means that because your father was previously found inadmissible under this ground, he will continue to be found inadmissible for this reason in all future applications. If he is applying for a non-immigrant visa, he might... View More

He will need to submit proof of his legal name change for his new name to be recognized by U.S. immigration officials and for the immigrant visa to be issued in that name. If the I-130 is still pending with USCIS you would need to submit proof of his legal name change to the service center... View More

As long as you provide truthful and accurate information on the affidavit of support, being a joint sponsor for your father should not impact your naturalization application. You can read more about the requirements and responsibilities of being a joint sponsor here:... View More

You did not specify if you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident (LPR). If you are a LPR then your child can be a derivative on the I-130 and you can inform NVC about your daughter’s birth to add her to the case so that she can also be issued an immigrant visa with your wife.... View More

As part of the application for adjustment of status your wife can apply for an employment authorization document (EAD) using Form I-765. If she did not submit this form when applying for adjustment, she can submit it now. With the application she should submit proof that the I-485 is still... View More

No, marriage to a U.S. citizen does not confer citizenship on the spouse. Your friend’s wife would have to immigrate him for him to obtain lawful permanent residency in the United States. Your friend should consult with an immigration attorney to find out if he is eligible to immigrate through... View More

After NVC documentarily qualifies a case, they send the case to the U.S. Consulate or Embassy that is processing the immigrant visa. Unfortunately, the consulates do not share their processing times for immigrant visas online, but most places are taking anywhere from 1-2 years to schedule the... View More