Rincon, GA Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

Generally, failure to timely respond to a Form N-14 Request for Additional Information will result in a denial of a naturalization petition. If the N-14 wrongfully was issued (for example, if the documents already had been properly submitted with the petition, or if you now are over age 31), then within the allowed time one could file a Request for a Hearing on a Naturalization Decision. Alternatively, one could start over and file a new naturalization petition with new filing fees. It is not possible simply to seek to take naturalization examination again at a reduced fee. Failure to timely submit information/documents about Selective Service is exactly the type of problem that can be averted by engaging an immigration attorney. Not only would an attorney have been able to advise you about any need for the document, but the attorney would have been responsible for timely following-up with you about responding to the Form N-14 if you had failed to supply the document with the original filing or at the interview. Immigration application processes often are more complex than may initially seem, and if you were to re-apply and again pay the full filing fee you could not feel assured that the only problem to be addressed anew would relate to your compliance with Selective Service obligations.

Hello and thank you for your question. Once you get married in the US, you may file for your conditional green card. The process takes about 3 to 4 months to get approved in the U.S. This green card will be good for 2 years. At the end of those 2 years, you must file another petition documenting that you two are married and living together. You will get the right to work in 3 months and you can then file for a Social Security. He will have to show that he can financially support you and you must a clean medical and criminal record. We file marriage green cards in our office and provide a checklist to get started and prepare all your applications. Let me know if you have any other questions or need assistance.  858-874-0711. Harun@ksavisalaw.com