You will need to show that yu are eligible for the benefit sought. So, yes yoi will neede to provide ALL information and documentation requested.

Secondly, Now that relations have been partially restored with Cuba you may be required to show that you did not have immigration intent when you... View More

The appointment letter generally shows examples of things that could be used to prove a bonafide relationship. Each relationship is different and will have a different mixture of bonafide evidence. Some couples will have extensive financial ties, and few pictures and no children. Other couple will... View More

You can marry him while you are only a permanent resident and can in fact file for him while you are only a permanent resident. His case will be placed in the preference category line. After you naturalize, you can always "upgrade" it to "spouse of U.S. Citizen." As far as... View More

USCIS is instructing the following:

You must also pay the filing fee of $410 and an $85 biometric services fee, for a total of $495, if you are filing with one of the following eligibility categories: 

• (c)(8) Applicants with pending asylum applications requesting initial and renewal EADs;

If you are under supervision with ICE, I recommend that you discuss this issue with an ICE officer at the time that you report with ICE.

Good luck to you.

In your case, you should consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can thoroughly outline all of your options for immigration benefits and what you can file with USCIS at this time.

The attorney can discuss with you whether the FORM I-212 is required.

The FOIA is always... View More

A filing with an unsigned FORM G-28 can be processed by USCIS as a pro se filing and the receipt will be sent directly to you. In the alternative, USCIS can deem the unsigned FORM G-28 as incomplete and return the entire package to you or your attorney.

The EAD with the CO9P classification indicates that you filed for adjustment of status and you have received employment authorization and an advance parole document.

The EAD with the new classification indicates employment authorization based under a different category. You can view the... View More

The EAD with the CO9P classification indicates that you filed for adjustment of status and you have received employment authorization and an advance parole document.

The EAD with the C31 classification indicates employment authorization based on a VAWA petition.

You seem to have... View More

Generally, to change your name, you have to change your ID documents. If you do not apply for a permanent resident card, then to change your name you would change it on your passport (or other ID document) with the country that issued it.

If you apply for your green card, you can change... View More

Hey, Have you already applied and been waiting for years? Thats a theme for 751 these days.

Or is this a new application? I can help you with that.

Please contact me to discuss the details of your case.

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answered on Sep 14, 2020

The answer to your question depends on a variety of factors. To apply for the fiance visa you must have met in person first. If you did, then that may be an option. After it is approved and your fiance is in the US you should get married within the 90 days of arrival. If you want to marry in DR... View More

You can not. You enetered into contract with the US Government wherein you agree to assume financial responsibility unless or until a few conditions occur that terminate your responsibility. You can read upiur responsibilities on the form you signed before the signature.

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answered on Sep 7, 2020

Dear Writer,

You write: "I have political asylum from Venezuela" (?).

May I assume you filed Form I-589, Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal with USCIS and that you are a national and citizen of Venezuela. I am also assuming, you are now married to... View More

It would be best to schedule a consultation with a competent immigration attorney. There are additional details that are needed in order to be able to provide an answer. There can be different paths to citizenship depending on one's facts. Many law firms, including my office, are providing... View More

I-539 makes things a little complicated. If you filed extension on August 19, 2020, your unauthorized stay will not be accumulated. Yet it does not mean you are in status. Nevertheless, your best bet is to file H1B as soon as possible and attach a the receipt of I-539.

Your husband can sponsor his mother once he is a USC. He can go ahead and file the Alien Relative Petition now. His mother will need to apply for immediate join to follow when she gets her LPR status. Whether the daughter will age out first depends on her current age.

I suggest you consult... View More

You can present the FORM I-485 To USCIS with the approval of the FORM I-130 and evidence of your marriage dating from the time of the filing of the relative petition. You can file the FORM I-765 and possibly the FORM I-131 if you have not accumulated more than 180 days of “ unlawful presence”.... View More

The question is "what date are you requesting the status to be extended until"? But you are changing status, not extending... Thus this question does not apply to your case. You need to focus on applying for B2 visa.

As long as you keep your job in US which is the base for your H1B, you are free to do anything.