The U.S. citizen spouse can file the FORM I-130 and I-130A on your behalf.

If you entered the U.S. lawfully, you can file for adjustment of status (FORM-485).

There are other forms that are required and others that you can file to request additional benefits.

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The immigration court system is bogged down with more than 1.2 million cases and some cases have been pending for 9 years and more.

You can always ask the attorney to provide you with an update and a copy of the file.

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You can ask your prospective employer to prepare to file for the H-1B status on your behalf in April 2021. The prospective employer will need to register with USCIS on or after March 3, 2021 in order to be eligible to file the FORM I-129H.

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As a U.S. citizen you can file a relative petition ((FORM I-130) on behalf of your spouse.

If your spouse was in unlawful presence in the U.S. for longer than 180 days but less than 12 months then a waiver will have to be filed.

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Your former status as Permanent Resident of the U.S. is a factor that will be viewed by the U.S. consulate in determining whether you are eligible for a non- immigrant visa.

In your request for the non- immigrant visa , you will be required to show a lack of immigrant intent an

The timing of your marriage to a U.S. citizen is extremely crucial. A marriage before your son turns 18 years of age will be advantageous in your case. Hence the U.S. citizen may be able to file a relative petition (FORM I-130) for each of you depending on the timing of the marriage.

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The timing of your marriage to a U.S. citizen is extremely crucial. A marriage before your son turns 18 years of age will be advantageous in your case. Hence the U.S. citizen may be able to file a relative petition (FORM I-130) for each of you depending on the timing of the marriage.

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As an immigrant to the U.S. holding a permanent resident status, you are not eligible to obtain a non- immigrant visa such as the O-1.

You must no longer be a U.S. lawful resident in order to qualify for a non- immigrant status or visa.

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A sibling petition for a citizen of India will take at least 15 years before an immigrant visa becomes available. Your siblings can wait several more years or should explore other avenues such as employment or investment based visas.

The B-1/B-2 visa is a non- immigrant visa that requires a lack of immigrant intent.

The K-1 requires an immigrant intent.

For these reasons, the request for the B-1/B-2 will have to be abandoned if you wish to pursue the K-1 fiancée visa.

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If you are a U.S. citizen, you can file a FORM I-129F petition on behalf of your fiancé. Your fiancé can then apply for the K-1 visa at the U.S. consulate after USCIS approves the petition.

If you travel to Mexico and marry, then you will have to file the FORM I-130 relative petition... View More

If you can obtain a job offer that requires your degree then the prospective employer can file for an H-1B status with USCIS. The prospective employer will have to commence the process as soon as possible in order to timely file the petition this year.

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You can reach out to any of the immigration attorneys who respond to questions in the JUSTIA Ask a Lawyer platform and ask if they can accommodate your request.

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-If you are a U.S. citizen, you can file the FORM I-130 on behalf of your mother.

-If your mother was subject to the 10 year bar and has been in Mexico for the past 10 years then she will not need to apply for a waiver for the unlawful presence.

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The FORM I -130 instructions indicate the following:

You must submit two identical color passport-style photographs of yourself and your spouse (if he or she is in the United States) taken within 30 days of filing this petition.

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A spousal relative petition (FORM I-130) does not require the birth certificate of the beneficiary. The petitioner’s birth certificate can be submitted to USCIS if the petitioner was born in the U.S.

You do not need to be in possession of a valid passport to be eligible for naturalization. You will need to comply with all other requirements to file the FORM N-400 with USCIS.

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One of the requirements of the FORM I-129F is that you must be unmarried at the time of filing of the petition with USCIS. You will not be required to marry your fiancé until the K-1 is issued by the U.S. consulate and your fiancé enters the U.S. which will not occur within the next 6 months.... View More

One of your lawful permanent resident parents can file the FORM I-130 (relative petition) on your behalf if you are unmarried.

As a DACA recipient you are not accumulating unlawful presence upon the issuance of DACA by USCIS. Depending on the age you obtained DACA, you may not have... View More

As a U.S. citizen, you can file the relative petition , FORM I-130, on behalf of your brother. The request for asylum by your brother is not an impediment to the FORM I-130.