LivingOnE1

Hi, my gf is on a E1 that expires at the end of November. The I-94 end date is Nov. 8. I am an American citizen If we travel to Mexico this month, is there a chance that immigration may deny her entry, since the E1 visa would be expiring soon? Thank you.

Any reply? Thanks

My gf has been on a E1 for almost five years, but it's expiring at the end of November. Her company has agreed to extend her position in the US. However, the first appointment that the abroad US consular office would give her for a E1 interview is in... March 2022. I'm American, so we are thinking to file a I-129F for fiancee' of a US citizen, after scheduling a marriage date which most likely will be *after* her E1 expiration date. Any advice is welcome. Thank you.

Any advice? Thanks.

Hi, I'm a newly naturalized US citizen. I have the Certificate of Naturalization, but I don't have a US passport yet. I have a NJ driving license, but MVC still doesn't know I became American a couple of weeks ago. I want to travel to Puerto Rico and back this month. I cannot use my non-American passport since USCIS took my green card when I naturalized. So the only option is the NJ DL. However, since NJ MVC doesn't know yet I am a US citizen, I wonder if I can run into a problem coming back from Puerto Rico. And no, I have no way to inform MVC before my flight date as they are backlogged and gave me an appointment for June. Thank you.

In the US since 2003. Permanent Resident (EB-2) since 2010, after 7 years on Visas. Changed employer 7 months after I got the green card. Arrested in 2004 for (accusation of) domestic violence, plead not guilty and charges dismissed after court hearing. Arrested in 2014 for DWAI (driving with ability impaired, NOT DWI or DUI - it is considered a traffic violation in NY, BAC between 0.05 and 0.08) Last traffic ticket in 2016 for speeding 1-14 mph over limit. I got 3 more speeding tickets (still 1-14 mph over limit) and 3 tickets for "disobeying traffic device (stop signs etc.) all before 2013. Never had more than 6 points on my DL. What are my chances? Is there a real risk on denial of eligibility?

Hi, I've waited a bit too long and just applied for naturalization at the end of January. I am waiting for the receipt. My Green Card expires at the end of March. What's going to be the situation with: - My employer what document(s) can I show to him to continue to legally work? - International traveling. What happens if I have to travel internationally? Thanks.

Hello Yes, I had to file a I-90 since my GC is expiring in less than 6 months. In the application, there was a $455 fee for the form itself, and a $85 fee for biometrics. Since I had biometrics taken just one week ago for the naturalization application, is there a way to AVOID to have the biometrics taken again (and waste half a day in line)? Thanks

Thank you Joe. Does that mean I cannot travel internationally until I get the GC renewal or the citizenship? There must be a way around.

Thank you for the update. Did they ask you anything about it?

Can the above post be approved please?

OK, let me rephrase. Still have not applied. GC expires in 3 months. What happens if my application is rejected? I have good reasons to be a bit afraid (read some other posts of mine).

I am not concerned. Canadian citizens are. At least those I spoke to. In the Garden State health care is outstanding (or maybe I've just been lucky - but I don't think that's the case).

Anyone? Thanks

Yeah ok, and what happens if the N-400 is not approved?

World class health facilities, which take 6 months to get an appointment at.

And during that time - waiting for the interview - IF your green card is expired, how can one travel internationally?

I’m actually still here, believe it or not. :) I still haven’t applied for naturalization. In the meanwhile, on my 4th year as a permanent resident, I got a DWAI (driving with “ability impaired” - a lesser offense than DWI in NY state) Got arrested, plead guilty, paid my fine and surcharges, did my community service and the prevention class. What are my chances? Do I necessarily need a lawyer with me for naturalization? Thanks

On my 4th year as Permanent Resident, I was arrested for DWI (1192.1). I plead guilty and got a conditional discharge (one year), a fine, a surcharge, 3 days of community service, and mandatory DDP. I was planning to apply for naturalization next year. Please let me know what can be the implication on my application. Do you think an attorney will be absolutely necessary in my case? I have never received any other conviction in my life. thanks.

Permanent Resident thru employment since 2010, after a few years on a Visa. In the last 7 years I have got (and plead guilty): 1 ticket for careless driving (careless, not reckless) . 3 tickets for speeding 1-14 mph over the limit. 2 ticket for "disobeying traffic device" (stop signs, etc.) Countless parking tickets. Each traffic violation turned into 2 points on my driving license. I never had more than 6 points altogether, and never had my DL suspended. Also, I filed AR-11 for change of address today, 1 year after I actually moved. I will apply for naturalization in early 2015, should I worry or I'm fine? Thanks

GC since 2010, in the country since 2003. I have got: 1 ticket for Careless (not reckless) driving. 3 tickets for speeding 1-14 mph over the limit. 2 ticket for "disobeying traffic device" (stop sign, etc.) All of these resulted in 2 points each on my DL. Since diluted over the years, I never had more than 6 points and never had my license suspended. I will apply for naturalization in early 2015, should I worry?