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Different states have different rules concerning marriage licenses. http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriagelicenses/a/usmarlaws.htm That should give u a general idea...however, marriage laws do change thus, it's best to contact ur local marriage license office or county clerk. Also remember...

Stay put...u might get some help from the new congress...

They're usually good for a year(counted from the day it was approved not when u received it)...

I speak from the perspective of active duty...for a national Guard side of view u should try posting at www.military.com or if u have an AKO account u can post on www.us.army.mil(u need a passcode). If u decide to post on www.military.com, be incredibly nice...they have little patience. Good...

The time to file for citizenship depends on how u got ur green card.... There's a wealth of information on the USCIS website. www.uscis.gov

Approximately equal to or within 8 days after u get that message....assuming everything goes right.

U didn't understand the question. I was asking if while in the Armed forces with a condtional green card u can apply for citizenship. I know u can join the Army with a conditional green-card.

I wonder whether the number of speeding tickets affects the name check progress? I had three speeding tickets in the past more than 3 years ago It doesn't....I think. Not in my case anyhow.

If u join the Army with a conditional green card...can u still apply for citizenship after a year or do u have to remove conditions before applying for citizenship.

U could go to a pastor(if u're a christian or something)....and have documents saying yall were there. In addition, u could go for a marriage counselling session...a shrink etc. keep receipts It'd be better to go together. Edit: U could send him email requesting that u both go for...

Yeah I'd like that too...sure would be nice...u could take a loan, swap numbers, throw around the It-wasn't-me gambit and play dumb when it's time to pay back. Unless ur situation is messed up by default and u're gonna be deported anyhow I wouldn't recommend trynna out-smart the...

I was thinking the same thing...Ma'of fact I wanted to bring that up...but I've resolved not to be judgemental. What's with all the deadlines and flip-flopping...like it's a contract or sum'n.

Yes u can That is not true. It's possible to remove conditions after divorce. U would have to prove the marriage was entered into in good faith and not for the purpose of securing immigration benefits. Which is why u getting a divorce soon would be detrimental to ur good-faith...

Pardon my French but there's not a damn thing a lawyer can do with regards to escaping or landing in namecheck. U can hire a lawyer after u get stuck in namecheck for a while to file a lawsuit....u can even do that urself. It all depends...some people have a deity-like dependence on...

Wednesday...November 22nd....I guess it would have come earlier except last Thursday was Thanksgiving.

Read my timeline. U can't get an accurate prediction though...just keep ur fingers crossed. Yeah I played that game too...watching and deducing from other folks' timelines...all things held constant u get ur card within 10 days of it being "ordered'...it's usually within 8 days but I threw in...

Green card arrived in the mail today. Funnily enough I still have my EAD...

Being out of status is insignificant when u apply to adjust status based on marriage to a USC...I wouldn't worry about that if I were u. Furthermore, once u apply to adjust status...ur F-1 is null and void. U falling out of status now wouldn't diminish ur chances of securing a green card...as a...

U would have to check the box that asks if u've ever been arrested etc. and attach an explanation on a separate sheet. Explain in detail. U'd have to get court-certified dispositions(original) and affidavits to take with u to the interview.

Actually, u can still go ahead and proffer advice...u've been consistently wrong for so long by the law of averages u're bound to get one right in the near future. I just hate to see someone come back in tears after putting ur Machiavellian ill-advice to action. Granted, there's a big-ass...