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IF A MILITARY MEMEBER IS IN DEPLOYMENT IN KOREA AND IS MAKING THE PETITION FOR HIS WIFE WHO LIVES IN MEXICO. IS POSSIBLE TO REQUIRE AN EXPEDITE FOR HIS PETITON AND SEND THIS REQUIREMENT ALL TOGETHER WITH THE i-130 AND SUPPORING DOCUMENTS TO USCIS???

IF NOT HOW IS THE PROCEDURE??

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE

You can't put an expedite on case number. You get your case number in the order NVC decides you get it.

Apart from that, you'll need to call them up and tell them you want to expedite. They'll give you the email and what information you need to provide. Military orders are enough. Once you get your case number then they'll work on your expedite request, everything should move fairly quick after that. Good luck

I thought the same but wasn't sure, that's why I wanted to find out through this site. Thank you for your answer.

A recent USC (naturalized) wants to make a petition for his sister living in Cuba. Is the procedure to fill a I-130 as a regular basis?? How long can take the process?? Is less time than the regular petition for a Latin beneficiary or the same??

Thank you for advice.

What is the procedure to apply to a Green Card through "Registry". Does someone is familiar with this process??

Green Card Through Registry

Registry is a section of immigration law that enables certain individuals who have been present in the United States since January 1, 1972 the ability to apply for a green card (permanent residence), even if they are currently in the United States unlawfully.

Eligibility Criteria

You may be eligible to receive a green card (permanent residence) under the registry provisions if you meet all of the following conditions:

You entered the United States prior to January 1, 1972

You have resided in the United States continuously since January 1, 1972

You are a person of good moral character

You are not ineligible for naturalization (citizenship)

You are not removable (deportable) under Section 237(a)(4)(B) the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). You are not inadmissible under Section 212(a)(3)(E) of the INA or as a criminal, procurer, other immoral person, subversive, violator of the narcotics laws or alien smuggler

Application Process

To apply for a green card under the registry provisions, you need to file Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status.

Supporting Evidence for Form I-485

You should submit the following evidence with your Form I-485:

Two passport-style photos

Form G-325A, Biographic Information, if you are between 14 and 79 years of age

Copy of government issued photo identification

Copy of birth certificate

Copy of passport page with nonimmigrant visa (if applicable)

Copy of passport page with admission (entry) stamp (if applicable)

Form I-94, Arrival/ Departure Record (if applicable)

Evidence that you entered the United States prior to January 1, 1972

Evidence to establish continuous residence since entry

Note: An individual applying under the registry provisions is not required to undergo a medical exam.

The fact UnaMexicana is that the beneficiary never applied for Adjust of Status, after the I-130 was approved the case was sent to NVC instead the adjustment of status

She paid all the fees in NVC The person who did all the paperwork went in wrong direction Big mistake!!!

Now the beneficiary has this big issue to solve!!!

Yes, I understand the process to adjust status is not complicated. But how a mistake from others can affect a case and must pay more money to do the right thing.....well is the consequences to pick the wrong person or ignorance!!

So, can be complicated if she start over?? What a terrible mistake because she could be already a permanent resident!!

Would you recommend to start over? New petition and Adjust Status??

I have a friend that started her process for Green Card through her U.S. Citizen husband, she got into the US with a Visitor visa but without I-90 and stayed after her visitor visa expired. Her I-130 was approved late 2010, and the person who was filling the forms instead apply for Adjustment of Status with the petition continued the process with National Visa Center after the I-130 was approved.

The case still in NVC just finishing with several checklist she had. The appointment will be in Cd Juarez Mexico.

My question here is if she goes finally to Cd Juarez, could be possible that her Immigran Visa can't be denied for staying in the USA after her visitor visa expired? She is very scary and doesn't know what to do.

Or would be better to start over with new petition and Adjust Status in USA because then she won't have a risk to have a denial in Cd Juarez Mexico? I understand she will pay again!! Can NVC accept to cancel the process started with them without any consequences for her?

What would be the smartest decision ?? Thank you for your help....

Thank you so much for your response!! Now I know that I can apply 90 days before the 5 years....very informative

If someone with Green Card wants to apply for Citizenship and her five years like a Permanent Resident is in August. Is possible to apply a few months before she complete 5 years with her Green Card?? (Her initial process wasn't trough marriage). How long can apply in advance for Citizenship before turns five years with The Permanent Resident Card??

Thank you

If someone with Green Card wants to apply for Citizenship and her five years like a Permanent Resident is in August. Is possible to apply a few months before she complete 5 years with her Green Card?? (Her initial process wasn't trough marriage). How long can apply in advance for Citizenship before turns five years with The Permanent Resident Card??

Thank you

If someone with Green Card wants to apply for Citizenship and her five years like a Permanent Resident is in August. Is possible to apply a few months before she complete 5 years with her Green Card?? (Her initial process wasn't trough marriage). How long can apply in advance for Citizenship before turns five years with The Permanent Resident Card??

Thank you

Thank you so much for your information. I really appreciatte your answers.

You got three N/A. Meaning your case is completed. Congratulations, wait for the interview appointment letter. That's nexr step. I'm waiting my son in laws three N/A.. You're moving forward!!!

I understand that apply to Advance Parole must prrof valid purposes, but If the applicant doesnt have enough evidence to satisfy the requirements to USCIS, could be denied, so a waiver would be an option?? (I-691A), Can be factible??

So Boiler, the procedure is and advance parole? Then re entry? I thought and Advance Parole was allow in case of emergency. So is possible to get an Advance Parole for DACA? What would be a good proof to get the Parole?

Thank you....

Thank you so much, now I understand that in this case he must apply for a waiver and work the whole that represents.

The person entered illegal to USA when was 2 years old. then apply for DACA when was stablished

If someone who has DACA and married a USC can Adjust Status to apply for a GREEN Card??

Very informative, thank you so much for helping me.

Thank yoy for your answer Jeniffer, the mom's husband never adopted legally her son, he just took care of him like a father. So is possible to make the petition for him??

Thank you again.

So, is possible to make a I-130 for each one at the same time?? What documents must show?? Just the USC birth certificate and their marriage certificate?

That woul be enough evidence to get their I-130 approved??

Thank you

He was four years old