Once your green card is approved, your parole document or EAD card are no longer valid. You will need to show your green card to re-enter the US.

U.S. residents can apply and receive unemployment benefits if all of the state requirements are fulfilled. You must be authorized to work at the time you apply for the benefit and throughout the time you receive the benefit. In certain states you must have completed calendar quarters before you... View More

You indicated in your posting that your spouse is a DACA recipient.

You also indicated in your updated posting that your spouse has a lawful entry into the U. S.

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

The FORM I-485... View More

This is more like some class or official training, like in the military or armed security guard. Just taking a lesson on how to use one is not what the question is asking.

You indicated in your posting that your spouse is a DACA recipient. Unless your spouse has a lawful entry into the U. S. , the FORM I-485 can not be filed with the FORM I-130.

If per chance that a lawful entry has been recorded with DHS and your spouse is otherwise not inadmissible then... View More

It is highly likely that your child will be born a US citizen in Russia, and it will just be a matter of registering his/her birth abroad at the consulate or embassy.

You can try to change your status, but it is unlikely that you will be able to find a status that will allow you to remain in the US and work, under the circumstances.

Your fact pattern involves an employment/ labor law issue and immigration law issues. I highly recommend that you consult with a labor law attorney to assess your obligations prior to entering into an employment agreement with your current employer. You also should seek guidance from an experienced... View More

You can not marry in Massachusetts without parental consent if under the age of 18. You should visit with an experienced immigration attorney and a family law attorney for specific guidance.

Good luck to you.

It is unclear whether you will be able to adjust status, which may be more important to you. This may depend upon whether you somehow qualify based upon Section 245i. Was the original petition filed by April 30, 2001? In general, a person is not allow to work in the U.S. without employment... View More

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.

You can sponsor him for his fiancé visa but you must show that you have physically met him within two years of filing. There are other options that you can explore. Discuss with counsel anywhere in the USA.

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answered on Jan 13, 2020

You can file a fiancé visa and once she arrives you can get married within 90 days and then apply for the green card

With regards to when you should file: It depends when your sister sent the petition. It also depends on your country of origin. Go to:

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin.html

and select the most recent visa bulletin. Page down to “Dates for... View More

Any legal divorce granted by a court with proper jurisdiction over the parties in the US should be recognized for immigration purposes.

You may be eligible for relief available for victims of crimes or protection under the Violence Against Women Act. I would encourage you to reach out to an immigration attorney immediately so they can help you with reproduction of your documents and your immigration status.

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Hope below helps,

Following are DACA requirements

You were under 31 years old as of June 15, 2012;

You first came to the United States before your 16th birthday;

You have lived continuously in the United States from June 15, 2007 until the present;... View More

As long as there are no other red flags on your file, that would probably be fine. However, if that happens, you should be overly prepared for the extra scrutiny such a move will likely bring to your marriage application. I highly recommend hiring an attorney to help you with your marriage... View More

You need to hire an attorney in Spokane.

It’s unclear what you are asking. Rephrase your question.