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As you said, there is no definite answer. Here is an opinion by Rajiv (this is his website/forum in case you are unaware), and I remind you, it's only his "opinion" and it seems to be a conservative one: http://forums.immigration.com/threads/rajivs-opinion-on-changing-job-after-gc.142913/ No...

whatever, like you say, i don't know you or your situation specifically you may be telling the truth and you may not be given the little bit of information you've given, i don't believe you, sorry, but that's just my instinct and maybe i'm wrong, but hey, maybe i'm right too only you really...

ok, so they had suspicion initially this was a sham marriage. that means for whatever reason they had good reason to believe this. Now you say, just 1 month after you received your green card you separated (green card received in sept, separated in oct) HA HA, ya right Sure you didn't get...

I agree, this does not pass the smell test, what the hell, really!? You have a dispute with the embassy (whatever that is) and THEN you smuggle a child into the USA? How did they do that? I would think having a dispute with the US embassy would make any normal person treat that seriously and get...

Relax, not a big deal. You can let the interviewer know at that time that you noticed afterward you made a mistake. You also stated they are older - they are only interested in the last 5 years and for the most part just that you have spent the required time here and not abandoned your GC...

So you think digging up all sorts of threads and posting the same response multiple times is the way to get your answer to your question?

The above post by Ananga73 is bad advice and promoting baseless and unnecessary fear to you. Fact is that you have permanent residency. The card expires but your status does not. An expired GC card does not have an effect on the LPR status itself, it only limits its usage as e.g. travel...

This is a good idea and it used to be done here quite frequently even by month of application, i.e. Feb 2014 Filers. I'm not sure why it stopped, it seems like maybe less people going through citizenship now seeing most of those who got H1B's when the numbers were increased to 240,000 per year...

Use the search function on here, I have answered this several times and so have others. A DUI (so long as it is not a felony, i.e. bodily injury) is NOT a crime of moral turpitude. Only a crime of moral turpitude requires no incidents within 5 years. There is NO requirement to wait 5 years...

No. My wife and daughter applied 1st, 9 months later my son and other daughter applied. 1 year later I applied. Just make sure, if you were the person who the original immigration/visa paperwork came through on and she is a dependent beneficiary, that she can fully explain how you received...

Have you ever been placed in an alternative sentencing or rehabilitative program YES, PBJ is "alternative sentencing" don't worry, it doesn't matter and they don't care much, you just need to be accurate on the form. Have you ever been in jail or prison? When you were arrested, were you taken...

go to this website: http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/n400 click the green plus sign "show filters" select the drop down menu "USCIS District Office:" pick your District Office click the "go" button you can now see other applicants in your District Office and the processing...

go to this website: http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/n400 click the green plus sign "show filters" select the drop down menu "USCIS District Office:" pick your District Office click the "go" button you can now see other applicants in your District Office and the processing...

Yes, your status as a legal immigrant hasn't changed or "expired" due to your physical green card 10 year date passing. The physical card expires, but not your status unless you leave the country and abandon it.

So Trump is correct, non citizens do vote! Voting is a SERIOUS offence as a non-citizen. You have past 5 years from that time, but I would search this forum and probably consult a good immigration lawyer.

Use the search function here, you will get all your answers you need. Quick response, 1) NO you don't need a lawyer to file your N400. 2) NO they will not deport you for your non conviction of a DUI (the lawyer is an idiot and is scaring you for no good reason apart from his ignorance of the...

You are correct, arrest records come from the police dept and court records come from the court. They need to original and certified. Due to time that has passed, it may not be possible, so you may need them to give you a letter certifying they cannot retrieve the info. In all honesty, just my...

No it will not have any impact on you getting your citizenship. 1) it happened more than 5 years ago, so you've passed the good moral standing of 5 years portion 2) a dui is not considered a crime of moral turpitude (so the 5 year isn't really relevant, i just mention it to demonstrate a point)...

so you are replying to a thread that is over 3 years old? What do you think the chances are they will respond to you? when you are searching for topics of interest, look at the dates of the posts

well at least now it must have some new information in it, since you added your details. right? or did you just do what everyone else does, look for some information for your benefit but not bother to contribute to help others? oh snap. yup, yup, just take but never give. (this is even...