K1 Petition Not Approvable if Marriage is Invalid in State of Residence (Matter of Balodis)
Matter of Balodis: can you marry a relative for immigration purposes? K1 petition – learn all the details from our article.
Matter of Balodis: can you marry a relative for immigration purposes? K1 petition – learn all the details from our article.
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Special immigrant juvenile petitioners may apply to file their Form I-360 petition in person with a USCIS field office within two weeks of their 21st birthday.
This article examines adjustment of status for aliens last admitted under the Visa Waiver Program based on immediate relative petitions.
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Certain long-term international organization employees in G4/ NATO-6 status and immediate relatives are eligible for EB4 visa. Learn more here
What constitutes a valid marriage for immigration purposes? We discuss scenarios of same sex marriage, common law marriage, and legal separation.
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