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IF she meets ALL the requirements under former INA 321, then her date of citizenship would be the same as her mother. I did not see information about the parent's "legal separation" or "custody" issues or if mom was unmarried and if so, if the biological dad had legitimated her. (It's...

Yes, that is what it is there for and what it says.

It is amazing that she managed to keep her greencard and get multiple re-entry permits. Did they limit her on the last REP? How many did she actually get approved?

You need to end this "minimal question" "minimal response" "unending follow-up" thread. Either present a fully developed scenario or go see a lawyer face-to-face so (s)he can drag information out of you.

As you stated, you really know nothing. You merely have suspicions. There are lots of different types of visas and different types of employment. Your minimal observations would be perfectly legal for certain visa holders such as TNs or E-1s, or long term students w/EADs, or even refugees...

The checks should be separate for the I-130s and adjustment of status packets (2 checks for YOUR package and 2 checks for your daughter's package) but BOTH packages should be inside one mailer. If anything at all is wrong with either I-485 package then the I-130s can still be accepted if you...

A trip that is over 6 months but less than one year is presumed to break continuity of residence unless you can prove otherwise. IF you are not able to overcome the presumption of that break, you may then utilize the same remedy of waiting 4 yrs and 1 day after the break as long as "otherwise...

I hope you got the rude person's name so that you can report it. Report USCIS Employee Misconduct Anyone with knowledge or suspicion of criminal violations, misconduct, wasteful activities or allegations of civil rights or civil liberties abuse by a USCIS employee should report specific...

EB-2 is an IMMIGRANT classification which means greencard or LPR status. The NIW is a waiver of the job offer and/or permanent labor certification process. These added benefits come with a higher burden of proof than the basic EB-2 which is already rather high. H1-B is a NON-IMMIGRANT...

In order to get a NIW you have to make a commitment to "continue" in the line of work for which you are seeking a NIW. Therefore, as an example, you cannot make a claim that you will continue your world renowned cancer research and then as soon as you get a greencard take a job at General...

You became eligible to file on Feb. 12, 2012.

IF you are a USC, you can file an I-130 for your sister. You CANNOT file an I-485 for your sister for a variety of reasons. 1.) The I-485 is filed by the applicant on her own behalf. 2.) One must be eligible to file an I-485. many factors come into play and your sister ain't qualified...

Nope. Totally irrelevant.

You are asking about filing an N-400 under INA 319(a) as the spouse of a USC, right? Three critical prerequisites must be met upon the N-400 filing date. These are the 3 rules of 3 years. 1.) Be married for at least 3 FULL years. 2.) The USC spouse must have been a USC for 3 FULL years...

Nobody said anything about "exotic" except YOU! Go pay a lawyer and discuss it in detail there.

You either did something illegal that you are trying to hide OR you are making a mountain out of a molehill. Since you won't state what it is, go pay a lawyer for a consultation.

Apply first and then move and there will not be a problem. IF you move first and then apply you will not meet the filing prerequisite until you wait it out. INA 335 (f) An applicant for naturalization who moves from the district of the Service in the United States in which the application is...

What are you trying to hide?