US Immigration from United Kingdom

Hello,

My husband will soon start the process of removing conditions on residency later this year but we are wondering if he is allowed to apply for financial aid? he wants to go to school online. is it possible? will we get penalized for it?

Hello all,

Our AOS interview is scheduled for 24th March and I ve learned that I need to travel internationally for work on 25th April. What could I do if my green card wasn t through by then? May I travel on my combo card? I m guessing not, but I m not sure what my other options would be.

Many thanks in advance.

I've not seen anyone post this problem so We may be getting it wrong- My husband is trying to upload the most recent tax return. However it's a 100+ page pdf and none of the compression programs can get it reduced small enough to upload.

Its the 1080 form and the w-2 form is included.

Anyone have an idea of where we're going wrong?

I am really sorry to ask a question where there is so much info already on the topic, but I am feeling so overwhelmed and confused by the whole process and the sheer amount of info out there. My husband (US citizen), myself (UK citizen), and our two boys age 2 and 5 (both dual US/UK citizens) currently live in the UK. We lived in the US from 2015-2018 but I relinquished my green card when we moved to the UK.

We have decided that after trying both, we much preferred life in the US and would like to move back. We would like to actually move in summer 2022 so that my son can start a new school year afresh. I have no clue what we even need to do other than file an I-130 to the London embassy and I really cant figure out when we should start the process in order to fit our plans as best as we can.

Please can someone help me?

Thank you!

Hey all,

I just wanted to get some opinions on whether it'd be a good time for me to apply for citizenship. I still have a few years on my green card, but I'd also love the peace of mind of being a citizen.

- I moved here on a K1 visa in 2012 and married my college bf, we were married for around 3 years then got divorced when we grew apart. Originally from England.

- I have a 10 year green card that expires in 2024.

- I'm a freelancer and currently very underemployed due to the pandemic. I've been on a mixture of unemployment benefits and the occasional freelance gig for the last year. I know a job isn't a requirement, but do they look at this at all and is it better to wait until I have a more steady/impressive income?

- Did Trump make it harder for people to get citizenship right now, and/or has Biden made it any better?

- Otherwise no issues or prior problems or anything. Have always paid taxes and been a chill resident.

Anyway I'd appreciate some real people's opinions based on your experiences because finding concrete info/advice on the government websites is so difficult.

Thank you so much!