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  1. igoyougoduke
    You should have been more aware of the legal process. She cannot enter just like that from Canada ; get married ; and plan to stay in US forever. You dont need any attorney if you follow the legal process. You have two choices 1) Fly to canada and get married there and than return back to US. You are goin to be separated for a while . File for CR1 visa to get the paper work started. it will take 1-2 years before she can move permanently to US. She can visit you in the period between you filing paper work and permanently moving to USA 2) Apply for K1 visa. She stays in Canada for now. Once the K1 visa is approved she can fly to US; Once she lands in US; get married within 30 days ; file adjustment of status ( i-485) to get green card. She can also file for EAD/AP which will allow her to work and travel abroad while I-485 is pending. This process will also take 1.5-2 years to complete These are the only 2 options
  2. igoyougoduke
    no one can tell if your situation has red flags. At N-400 your entire immigration history will be reviewed. Right from the day you arrived for the first time in United states to the day of N-400 interview. They will review every single thing
  3. igoyougoduke
    immigrant visa folks can take the permanent resident line.
  4. igoyougoduke
    if your h1b was not revoked by the company than yes it is still valid and you can return working for company in US. ask your HR immigration expert at the company if its valid or revoked
  5. igoyougoduke
    if she failed the interview that means her naturalization is denied. she can apply for naturalization again . there is no second chance. you can apply for n-400 again and go through process. however it would be better if your wife enrolls in english classes before attempting again to do the n-400 interview just look at any public libraries nearby and they usually have ESL classes.
  6. igoyougoduke
    this is an immigration case you are filing against USCIS. none of what you specify apply to any mandamus cases.
  7. igoyougoduke
    yes that is correct. The denial letter would explain why they denied. if you dont have any new evidence than you will be denied considering your history before . Ask yourself why USCIS will approve if you are going to send them the same thing again. Yes the scrutiny without new evidence means the burden is on you to show why USCIS needs to reconsider
  8. igoyougoduke
    you will qualify for US citizenship 4 years and 9 months from last week. so that would be July - Oct 2029
  9. igoyougoduke
    do you have new evidence to support your visa ? if not than you are likely to get a denial. Previous denial will not affect your new visa application. if you are applying with same evidence with a different law firm than you likely will get denied.
  10. igoyougoduke
    pay a law firm and get them to file for you
  11. igoyougoduke
    USPS certified mail is perfectly acceptable to any federal agency complaint for Mandamus. no one at the state level needs to served for Mandamus. its a federal level complaint. Rules vary at state level for the type of case ( civil/criminal) . We dont really care about any other type of cases except Mandamus to USCIS
  12. igoyougoduke
    is the child orphan or has parents ?
  13. igoyougoduke
    no promisory note are accepted but certain regional centers will allow installment payment during the i-526 process. so you dont have to pay the full 800k at the start of EB-5 process. again the terms are set by the regional center you invest with. USCIS has said that partial payment process is acceptable to start the process. Talk to the regional center that you are investing with
  14. igoyougoduke
    cause it was 500k before 2022 and they raised it to 800k after congress passed the EB5 bill raising the investment amount
  15. igoyougoduke
    99.99% they wont approve without interview. i-751 is based on sustain of marriage in full faith.
  16. igoyougoduke
    in order for immigrants to get green card, they need to land on US oil. if they have not, they wont get their green cards until they complete landing . you cant just pre pay and expect for the card to arrive without them physically landing in US soil
  17. igoyougoduke
    there is no factual information to suppor that. Congress has stipulated USCIS to adjudicate all cases within 90 days of filing. So i dont know where folks get 20+ months data from ... any case pending for more than 3 months has a good chance of getting through ..
  18. igoyougoduke
    yes. there is no timeline to file wom
  19. igoyougoduke
    for the person who filed this case in SCOTUS, and was a lawyer. she was not bright enough to know that gang member was marrying her.. Love is really dumb and blind some times
  20. igoyougoduke
    if i ask 10 lawyers they all will have 10 different opinions of when to file though
  21. igoyougoduke
    Just cause one judge does not think 15 months does not mean its the same in every court. Your odds are higher winning that losing the case. @hp_001.: i recommend filing it
  22. igoyougoduke
    https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme-court-strikes-down-chevron-curtailing-power-of-federal-agencies/ Scotus over throws Chevron rule. Huge to challegne USCIS interpreration of immigration law. This is HUGE
  23. igoyougoduke
    mother can file for child AOS when she becomes a US citizen
  24. igoyougoduke
    none of those apply to your children cause they do not maintain a residency status in USA. While they might be fly under the radar coming in once a year and spend a few days. at naturalization check , they will flip their entire life history ( every entry and exit to united states will checked before the approval of citizenship. So no your children wont be naturalized by living in UK and just cause you get citizenship.
  25. igoyougoduke
    1) NO. They will have to maintain residency in united states for the required residency. 2) Google "uscis naturalization processing time"
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