K1 Petition Not Approvable Where Petitioner is Too Young to Marry (Matter of Manjoukis)
The INS denied a K visa fiance petition where the petitioner was too young to enter into the marriage in her state of residence – Matter of Manjoukis.
The INS denied a K visa fiance petition where the petitioner was too young to enter into the marriage in her state of residence – Matter of Manjoukis.
This article covers Special Immigrant Juvenile-based adjustment of status for people who are granted special immigrant juvenile classification.
We address the limited information on the DOS’s and USCIS’s use of bone age testing to determine whether an individual is under age 21.
Find a list of the Hague Convention countries. If a U.S. citizen seeks to adopt a child from a Hague Convention country, it must be done through the Hague process.
We examine which aliens become conditional permanent residents based on marriage petitions and why following-to-join spouses are exempt.
USCIS issued guidance on when a conditional permanent resident whose status was terminated is not subject to INA 245(d) and may adjust status on a new basis.
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