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Being Christian is OK in Turkey. The threat seems to be your family not the government. You cannot have an asylum from your family. The coup in Turkey would affect you if you were involved with the ones that started it but now it seems everything is being back to normal. I agree with sadsoul...

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you can ask but there's no correlation between the cases. his checks might have been completed before yours.

Did they set a bail for him? If so pay it. otherwise he might need a lawyer to ask the judge for a bail. in border towns they used to deport people with bus daily but i'm not sure if it's still the same. if not normally he should have a master hearing where he can ask for voluntary departure.

as long as you state in your applications you should not have an effect.

her mother taking care of the baby and helping at home is not illegal employment came on newacct. They won't pay her, she's family. always grandmoms (and dads) help their kids when they have grandsons/daughters.

You can drop school. It won't affect your case.

solve your marriage problems. If she's really abusive or you cannot work it out (if there's infidelity for example) really you should give up and go. The main thing is marriage not immigration. you are not entitled to the GC just because you are married for a short amount of time. If the abuse...

You should apply. By the interview it would be resolved. He would mention it and be done. If it's a traffic violation (civil) and less than $500 fine then he might not disclose it if it's already over by then. If it's still ongoing he should tell about it (by the time of application too). If the...

It all depends if the verdict he has makes him deportable or not. List the exact charge and people might help here. If I remember correctly unless he served more than a year he should be OK. Also there's deportability vs. inadmissibility which makes things a bit more complicated. You should...

it's on your own risk but most of the AOS cases are adjudicated with success. In the rare cases it gets denied then keeping F1 status would protect you from deportation proceedings.

You do not need to do anything since you were not arrested. if you were then you would need the disposition. Just apply yourself without attorney. You do not need to disclose anything since they are not asking if your name have been to any police report.

Your application will be sent to the local office and be adjudicated there. They are a year behind not much. With this rate around September of this year your turn should come. NBC is the central place that they make sure applications are valid then they forward them to the local offices.

They would (almost) never grant non immigrant visa for a potential immigrant. You should apply for K visa ASAP to make it start tickling. If he discloses the details the changes are slim to none, if he doesn't it would be lying and worse consequences in the long run.

If your marriage certificate changed her name to your last name then she could have filled all the forms with her married name and you would receive the documents with her married name. Basically what you out in application (as long as it's legal) is what you get. There's no change of name...

If you want yes. It takes more than 10 years for the moment but possible. File I 130 for him ASAP so clock starts tickling. (given that you are a US citizen)

An engineer has more exposure to programming than a liberal art graduate. So this wording is encouraging. I do not know much about TN just I'm commenting on the note.

Reapplication from scratch.

Just tell you are pregnant and it's not safe to have shots while pregnant. That's perfectly OK not to have it for special reasons. USCIS needs the view of the surgeon and if the doctor says that you should not have it then that's good enough.

If you are a real strong couple and stick together then you can overcome. Do not feel stressed but be ready to answer questions everybody would be asking.