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Boiler

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  1. I am with the Cat, if they ask well you have explained it very well here.
  2. I was under the impression you had not looked?
  3. Highly unlikely he will be asked but if he is just mention whatever the arrangements are it is not relevant
  4. So can not the oldest also stay with them?
  5. They can petition them as soon as they arrive and get their Passport Stamp. So what is the plan for the younger ones?
  6. Assuming she remains single 12 to 15 years would be my guess.
  7. I said it was unlikely any other country would be interested in a case being expunged. I assume that each Country will have a slightly different take on charges, more likely an arrest without a conviction will not be relevant.
  8. You are going to know me about this than me but is there not a long process before she would be licensed to work in the US?
  9. As long as she is not married they can sponsor her. Depends, what are her qualifications?
  10. It would not be issued
  11. Seems unlikely
  12. I doubt they have the money for an EB 5
  13. Everyone of those Countries has its own regulations on who can visit and what effect a criminal history will have, I doubt something being expunged has any effect, it certainly would not if you were not a USC and wished to visit the US.
  14. Sounds like you do not have a Business Plan, this will be needed and assuming it is approved you will need to show you are meeting it to renew your visa. Perhaps wait until the German operation is solid and the case looks more logical.
  15. How many people will you be hiring in the US?
  16. How many Employees do you have?
  17. Yes Possibly Yes https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees Yes Possibly
  18. Usually money She can remove conditions with a divorce waiver.
  19. In my case I have a non remote job for a Government entity for more than 5 years so I would ask HR for a letter confirming that. Possibly also a sworn statement from the manager of the local brewery.
  20. 1. They do not prove residency 2. Not come across these being required.
  21. You could file a WoM, 18 months for a N600 seems excessive. You could file a WoM, 18 months for a N600 seems excessive.
  22. A spouse of a U.S. citizen who lives in the United States may be eligible for naturalization based on their marriage if they meet the following criteria: Be at least 18 years old when filing Be a lawful permanent resident (LPR) at the time of filing Have lived in the U.S. as an LPR for at least three years before filing Have been in the U.S. for at least 18 months out of the three years before filing Have been married to their U.S. citizen spouse for the three years before filing and while the application is being processed Have lived in a state or USCIS district for at least three months that has jurisdiction over their place of residence
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