If you are a citizen from certain European countries you may be able to register for the Visa Waiver Program through the ESTA process. If approved you can visit the U.S. without a visa.

In the past two different employers were able to file the FORMI-129H on behalf of the same beneficiary. However, the filing procedures are not entirely set for the FY 2021 filings. USCIS will release instructions regarding the employer registration process in a few weeks.

Good luck to you.

If your spouse is a U.S. citizen or resident you will need proof of that fact.

Additionally, you will need proof of marriage and passport photos of you and your spouse. You also will need proof of your good faith marriage.

If you have entered the U.S. lawfully with a parole... View More

If the charges and conviction reflect on your good moral character then you will have to wait 5 years to file the FORM N-400.

You will need to contact a family law attorney to analyze the possibility of complications in your quest for status in a foreign country for your child.

A marriage between a U.S. citizen and a resident does not impact a process such as the FORM N-400 that you may have pending with USCIS.

You will need to apply for a status such as the H-1B that allows you to be lawfully employed in the U.S. You can then apply for the SS#.

You can. Intact a qualified immigration attorney or a community organization that is familiar with the asylum process and who can provide you with guidance as to the time to file FORM I-765 to request the EAD. Good luck to you.

If you are not married to your boyfriend and you are a U.S. citizen then you can file the FORM I-129F with USCIS to commence the process for K-1 visa.

An adoption of your child may have a minimal consequence with the K-1 visa process.

If you are referring to a non-immigrant visa then the divorce nullifies the visa if such visa is dependent on a visa issued to a principal applicant.

If you are referring to a conditional resident status then the FORM I-751 can be filed after the divorce decree is issued.

You will need to respond to the RFE and show that you have complied with your obligation of filing a federal tax return during the time that you have been a U.S. resident. If you were employed in the U.S. prior to receiving your resident status , you also must file federal tax returns for those... View More

If your parent is intending to obtain U.S. resident status then the plan to enter the U.S. with the B-1/B-2 is misguided in that he is an intending immigrant claiming to be a visitor.

You need to file the FORM I-130 and have your parent apply for the immigrant visa at the U.S. consulate in... View More

You should wait until USCIS processes your first FORM N-400 filing before you proceed to file a second one with a filing fee.

You will need to find a job offer with a U.S. employer that is also willing to file a permanent labor certification (PERM) with the U.S. Department of Labor. Once you and the employer obtain the approval of the PERM , you can then proceed with the EB3 process to obtain the immigrant visa.... View More

Your 4 children who are abroad will have issues to enter the U.S. with the B-1/B-2 visas if they are intending immigrants to the U.S.

At this time, you, as a U.S. resident, can file the FORM I-130 on their behalf if they are single and unmarried. The Visa Bulletin for February 2020... View More

You will need to present proof of your status ( U.S. citizen or U.S. resident) , your marriage certificate, divorce decrees ( if applicable) , and evidence of your existing marriage.

Your credit report is not a required document for filing the FORM I-130 / I-130A with USCIS. You will need to present evidence of your U.S. citizenship and marriage. You can also submit a copy of your child’s birth certificate.

You mentioned that you traveled abroad in March 2020 and you returned to the U.S. that same month. That is not possible in that we are merely in February 2020.

Also, the last FORM I-94 issued by CBP after you last entry to the U.S. controls your current lawful status.

You may want... View More

If your relative is not able to qualify for an exemption based on age and the period of resident status then a FORM N-648 may be filed based on a medical certification for disability. The FORM N-648 must be signed by a medical physician, a clinical psychologist, or a doctor of osteopathy.

If you properly prepare and file the request for adjustment without errors and omissions, you will be able to receive the EAD prior to the expiration of the existing EAD. USCIS is issuing the EADs in about 5 months for properly filed adjustment of status requests.

However, if your employer... View More