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Your visa for France, or the US? What citizenship do you have? Normally, Schengen tourist visas cannot be extended in the country.

If she marries a US citizen and wants to immigrate to the US, there would be no need for an asylum application. It is not really possible to become a US citizen without immigrating to the US. There are exceptions, but I'm not sure most qualify.

You can just use your incorrect GCs.

Wait for the RTD. They want to place the visa in a travel document.

Well, if your asylum application is not approved you have your spousal visa to fall back on. What's the problem? You can still stay.

For how long have you been doing this 6-months out, 1-month in thing? For how long will it continue? You don't need to turn in your GC. Get a re-entry permit, but you'll have to do biometrics IN the country before leaving again.

For how long have you been doing this 6-months out, 1-month in thing? For how long will it continue? You don't need to turn in your GC. Get a re-entry permit, but you'll have to do biometrics IN the country before leaving again.

Get a re-entry permit first, and then go.

No need to waste money on a renewal. Get the ADIT stamp as suggested. It's free.

Nice. Good luck.

It seems you did not read the previous two posts... YES, you are OK to travel. Carry both passports and OCI card.

You've received nothing? No proof of submission, or biometrics appointment letter? What have you received from your second application? If you have the application number you can check the status online: https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do Check the status of your old application...

So you're in CA? I don't know about buying a car and getting insurance, but SusieQQQ seems to have experience. I do know that though technically not allowed, in a pinch you can still rent a car/use someone else's with your foreign licence. If not in English, an IDP would help, and also make it...

Alright, kids. Calm down. kingkoopa: With the stipulation that everything has changed since I applied several years ago, I think it would be safe to assume that you can follow the instructions. Again, from several years ago, I know people who did not send or take tax returns for...

Looks like the instructions have changed a lot since I applied seven years ago. Now I see that you ought to send proof of marital status, so maybe do that too. It says you can bring other documents like tax returns to the interview. If I am not mistaken, unless you have excessive travel and...

Well, if you can argue that your trips were temporary in nature and you never abandoned your primary US residence, then you visited abroad. So, just list your US address.

Did you live abroad when you traveled there, or just visited?

You're way over 31 now, so no worries about Selective Service anyway. You case seems quite straightforward, so the process should be very simple with the basic documents required that you mention. Good luck.

Really? To withdraw? Why?

You need an ETA: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp You can usually stay in Canada for up to six months, but yes, they might ask for proof of onward travel and enough funds. You can book a refundable ticket showing you flying out of Canada and cancel it once you're allowed in.