Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

I came to US on F1 visa in Dec 2004. I went to India in Jan2006 and got married to my wife who is in LPR (green card) status. I came back to US on Jan 2006 and continued my studies. In May 2007 my wife based on her green card status petitioned I 130 on my behalf. In Dec 2007 I went to India again and came back on F1 visa in Jan 2008. And, in October 2009 my wife obtained US citizenship. In the same month, I have applied for adjustment of status (filed form I485). My question is will there be any problem with my I485 processing and getting LPR? Will my reentry on F1 visa, after my wife filed I 130 on my behalf, create any trouble for my I485 petition? I have never made any misrepresentation in any of my visa applications or other immigration forms.


Asked on 12/04/09, 11:16 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

I understand that you already filed your I-485 application for adjustment of status. If it's already pending, it might be too late to ask this question now. Did you discuss your options and contingencies with an immigration attorney before filing? Did you receive a request for evidence from USCIS?

I understand that you applied for a F1 visa abroad while the I-130 was pending. In your visa application, did you disclose the fact that you are married to a permanent resident wife and a I-130 is pending?

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Answered on 12/10/09, 11:06 am


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