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why is it that I can not e-file the I-130 on line , on May 4, 2010 , I am experiencing a lot of trouble submitting the payment of $ 370.00
What does a person do with her green card if she goes back to Scotland after being in the states for 2 years? Thank you.
@ Anonymous, May 5 11:03AM:
Please check out this State Department page and this page on our website for the information that should answer your question.
Why blog moved to new address?
My aunt sent a fee waiver form to take the citizen exam. She sent that form 45 days ago. I would like to know how many days she has to wait.
If the blog moved to a new address, I see you can still post comments here...
I have been waiting for a refund of $370 since Dec. I have sent in all papers as requested. It is now May and still no refund. This was in regards to officer renewing green card 15months prior to expiration. I am getting nowhere. Need help
Is it possible to get a time extension?
This pertains to processing of N-400s. I understand timelines can be different based on many factors, external and internal to USCIS. Howvever, it is quite surprising to note many instances where certain local offices are receving their files very quickly from the NBC (in as little as 5 days) after fingerprinting. Offices like Atlanta have not had their cases transferred from the NBC even after 45 days after the biometrics. Since all of us pay the same $675, I would expect that we receive a similar level of service, speed and efficiency across the board. If Atlanta is always backlogged, why are staffing levels and processing efficiencies not reviewed and corrected as needed?
Why is USCIS not using unused visas?
My friend and his wife who has a green card, is moving back to her native coutry in Eastern Europe. She has a green card, but the question is, how long can she stay outside of the coutry before needing to reapply for residence?
Thank you in advance.
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