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No, if your husband already got his green card, then you are no longer in valid L-2 status (because he is not in L-1 status anymore) and your visa is... Read Answer
What are you talking about? What test for what paper and what is the receipt number linked to? You cannot just get a green card. You have to be... Read Answer
Hello. If you are a US citizen, you can still file for his green card even if his visa is expired. However, I would need to verify the exact type of... Read Answer
An H-1B visa is a "dual intent" visa which permits the holder to have an "intention to immigrate permanently" and thus apply for permanent residence.... Read Answer
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In order to be given a "fresh" six year period after having used up your 6-year maximum in H-1B classification you will be required to depart the US... Read Answer
It depends on where your wife is currently residing and whether she has any prior immigration issues with U.S.
He can still get the green card even if you are no longer married if he can prove that the marriage was legitimate and bona fide and not just for... Read Answer
Are you a U.S. citizen? Is your wife in the U.S. or abroad? There is really no premium processing for I-130 petitions but if you are a U.S. citizen... Read Answer
Call the 800 Customer Service center.
You should contact USCIS customer service at (800) 375-5283 and inform them of the error.
It usually takes about 3-4 months minimum for the interview after submitting the petition to USCIS.
If the marriage is bona fide from both parties and she wants to petition for you, then she can even if she gave birth to a child that is not your... Read Answer
You will be fine. You should have filed Forms I-485 and I-130 concurrently.
If you were under 18 when he married your mother, he can petition you.
You should be able to adjust status here.
You could adjust status to permanent resident based on marriage to a US citizen, and remain in the United States while your application is being... Read Answer
Yes. You can stay, marry and apply for your green card. The process takes about 3 months from start to finish. Consult with an experienced... Read Answer