US Immigration from Ireland

Help!

They misspelled my husband's last name on his NOA1. The c/o is spelled correctly so thats weird.

I've submitted an e request.

Anyone else had this happen?

How long did it take to resolve?

We are supposed to be traveling on a cruise in October.

Hello all,

I have a question about applying for a FAFSA (Free application for federal student aid). I received my green card 7 months ago. I started a one year teacher credential course this summer, and the education department said that I can apply for a $5,000 scholarship from the California State University if I submit a FAFSA.

Will submitting a FAFSA look bad when I go to remove conditions on my green card in the future? According to the FAFSA website, green card holders are eligible to apply. Also, looking at the I-864 I wouldn't be considered a public charge by receiving it, right?

Maintaining my green card and ability to stay with my wife is more important that receiving a $5,000 scholarship, so I'd like other people's opinions. If there is no conflict of interest, I will consider applying for it.

Thanks!

I recently became a permanent resident through the employment-based category. When I came to the US, the company (aka the sponsor) wanted me to work for a different company that the owners had setup. I believe it was something to do with retaining all software intellectual property in the second company. Some important details:

All the work I do is for the sponsoring company, I just get paid by company B. I'm under the same roof as the sponsoring company, and company B has the same address as the sponsor. The ownership of both companies is almost, but not entirely the same.

I'm worried that when I go for the citizenship interview that USCIS might turn around and say that fraud was committed or something like that. Has anyone been in this situation before?

I've tried to be proactive about things and managed to get the sponsoring company to issue me a check for one of the months I worked. This was to maintain a trail of a connection to the sponsoring company. Also I managed to get a letter from the sponsor stating '...even though we sponsored this person, he started work with an affiliate company under similar ownership as we deemed his work to be more suited to that company".

I've been thinking about this for months and don't want to spend the next 4.5 years worrying about it. If anyone had any guidance that would be great. Thank you!

Hello,

If you have recently passed your Naturalization/N-400 interview and have received your Naturalization Certificate, you can apply for a US passport. I dont want to send in my original Certificate, so what is the easiest way to get a certified copy of the certificate? If the only way is through USCIS, what is the easiest way to book an appointment to get this done? Thanks!

I went to the US on a K1 visa last year but my fianc and I felt extreme pressure to get married. We didn t want to rush anything so I went back home. We are still together, we have a 2 year old and another baby on the way and are now thinking on going down the CR1 route.