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You should consult an attorney. They can advise on a proper course of action. Logic, as a layman that I am, would suggest if you can provide proof of child support payments and/or your ex spouse can attest that you did pay child support, it should suffice. Keep in mind that whatever documents...

In 2015. You will be fine.

First of all, CONGRATULATIONS. You are almost there. My wife and I had our interviews on a Saturday in Baltimore. Incidentally they conducted the oath ceremony on the same day. I hope that same will be the case for you. Funny story about that day...one of the ladies who was also took oath...

Kabuki, Employment based GC is sponsored by your employer for a future employment. You are not obligated to work for the employer (its bad form but not illegal) once you gain your GC. However, its best to work in the field for which GC was given which you did by continuing your nursing career...

I certainly did mention two citations I received. None of them were over $200, and one of them 11 years before i applied for citizenship. The camera tickets are issued to car owner. If you are not the car owner or you were not operating the car when the camera ticket was issued, you don't have...

Your employment based GC is for FUTURE employment. Your then employer petitioned USCIS that there is a future need for an employee of certain advanced qualifications that they will want to employ in future. The petition that your ex-employer filed with USCIS was approved. As future is never...

Get a letter from the local government in Turkey where you were born saying the BC with old name is not available. Additionally get two letters of affidavit from people who knew your birth with old name (mom, dad, uncles, aunts, etc) That should do the trick.

You and your spouse file separate applications. So might as well file in respective residential jurisdiction.

Filing an extension for tax return legally moves the deadline for filing taxes from 15th of april. So you can legally say that you have always filed your taxes.

Since green card is for future employment, your employment before GC hold litte value except to prove that you can carry on the responsibility of the job you got the GC for. But those requirements, I would imagine, were provided by your employer and accepted by USCIS as satisfactory for your...

Please understand that the EB green card approval (I-140) is for future employment. So if you got your EB GC then your employer had successfully demonstrated that the work you are going to be doing will happen. The reason why they may look at past 5 years of employment is to establish that...

Your mother DID file her taxes...as your dependent. If she made more than about $4200 (on a W2) then she was required to file individual tax return. For better answers, please talk to a tax specialist.

India does not allow dual citizenship. So... When you took the oath to become a US citizen, you, technically, renounced your Indian citizenship. Traveling with indian passport, while being a US Citizen is against Indian laws.

The interviewer will go over all the questions that you answered in your form. You will have a chance to change the answer and give an explanation for incorrect or incomplete answers.

I am from India. During our PR process, I had similar issue. So I called up the municipal office for the district where I was born to obtain a BC. They didn't have a record so they just wrote that on a letter and send it to me. That letter worked for me. Try that

Magdapa, YOU CAN/SHOULD FILE YOUR OWN I-485. That's what Jack is saying. Provided the employers have successfully filed a I-140. All you need from them is a copy of that I-140 and, I think, a CURRENT emplyment letter.

Eldrick, I assume you are the secondary beneficiary to your husbands 485. You have NO salary requirments. You should be safe from enquiries about your husbands salary... Best of luck!

This is my opinion based on my experience as I worked on EAD for past two and hald years. My employer asked for proof of work authorization and updated the I-9 form with the EAD's that I had. Your employer will update the I-9 form. In I-9 form, the proof for work authorization will be EAD...

180 day rule should apply for your I-485. That may reinstate your 485. Best of luck!

immi I dont know if it expeired or not. All I know is within 6 wks of contacting the Congressmen's office, I got my Green card (Approved on 1/10/8). Just to be clear - I was NOT asked to go for second FP.