Green card renewal delays can be managed by checking USCIS wait times, contacting USCIS for updates, submitting inquiries for very long delays, requesting expedite service in urgent cases…
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Here's how the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) can impact custody and visitation rights in domestic violence situations...
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You can't replace a naturalization certificate with errors using Form N-565; instead, use it to request a correction by explaining the mistake and providing proof, ensuring an accurate document to avoid future issues...
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Past travels won't automatically disqualify you from US citizenship, but consult an attorney if exceeding 6 months abroad to ensure you can demonstrate continuous residence and strong US ties...
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L-1 visa holders switching employers need a new petition from the new employer, USCIS approval before starting the job, maintaining work status during processing, and potentially a new visa stamp or change of status...
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EB-5 visas for US residency require somethings like minimum investment with lawful source proof, in a new or troubled business creating 10 US jobs, with active management involvement...
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Citizenship application wait times vary depending on USCIS workload, biometrics scheduling, background checks, potential interviews, and your specific situation; check USCIS website and online tools for estimates and updates...
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Green card expiration eliminates the grace period, so renew with Form I-90 before it lapses to avoid unlawful presence, potential deportation, and travel complications; consult an attorney for specific guidance...
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A denied I-130 petition for a relative can be appealed within 30 days by filing Form I-290B with supporting documents, followed by a USCIS review and potential next steps with guidance from an immigration attorney...
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Green card renewal typically requires continuous US residence, but exceptions (reentry permits, military service, etc.) may exist; consult an attorney for specific situations and possible alternatives like SB-1 visas...
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New office L-1 visas for key employees (managers, executives, or specialty knowledge workers) require proof of a functional US office with a solid business plan, financial strength, and maintaining compliance with USCIS after approval...
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N-565 replacement citizenship document processing times vary by workload and case complexity; check USCIS website for estimates and track your application online for updates and potential delays...
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Thinking about becoming a US citizen? Being married to a US citizen can fast-track the process! Here's what you need to know…
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Lost your green card and waiting for a replacement? Don't reach for the photocopier just yet! Here's why…
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Green card holders planning extended trips (one year or more) can maintain their status, avoid abandonment of residence concerns, and ensure smooth reentry with a Reentry Permit (Form I-131)...
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To sponsor your unmarried stepchild under 21 for a US green card, you (a US citizen/green card holder married to their parent) must file Form I-130 with USCIS along with proof of marriage, relationship, and legal custody (if applicable)...
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A denied citizenship application requires reviewing the reason for denial, fixing any issues, potentially consulting an attorney, waiting for legal issues to resolve (if applicable), and then reapplying with Form N-400…
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