USCIS Salt Lake City Field Office

Your friend should talk to an immigration attorney. I happen to be one. USCIS usually does not answer questions like these for a number of reasons. In this case, both tourist visas and student visas are actually handled by the Department of State, not DHS or USCIS. a quick bit of advice, it is not advisable for your friend to do as is proposed. The government is very strict about declaring your actual intent upon arrival to the United States. So if a person says they are here to be a tourist and only visit, that should be there only intent. They should not have the dual intent to obtain a job or school or start a relationship with somebody at the time of arrival. Particularly now in the Trump era, USCIS could one day accuse somebody of lying or making a misrepresentation when they arrived at the border if they were to declare they are only coming in to visit, but within six months take action to stay longer. This can get very complex, that's why I recommend you speak to an attorney.

As far as I know you cannot apply for citizenship with expired green card which means you would need to renew it prior to application.

All those details will be in the letter they send you. Usually you can bring your family, but with COVID that was not allowed. I don't know how it is right now.

Yes

They don't have a phone number.

The appointments are determined by the agent conducting the interview, in some cases they will do it the same day, in other cases you will need to wait for a letter with the date.

Yes it is open. You need an appointment.

Maybe it's better if you give them a call . They are very nice and they will answer your quetions and give you the right answers.

When we went at our appointment time someone in the line said they were early but they said it was OK for biometrics only.

Offices are open, I was there just yesterday. I don't know about biometrics, as it wasn't needed for me.

Depending of your case. We are six months through the process and still waiting

Does he have a friend or somebody that could help with the communication?

You need to call them. It's better for you to call or even show up now that it's open and tell them what happened this could affect your procedure especially because it's been 7 months

You can track your case in their website. It is hard to give you an exact time frame, it will depend on how many people have applied and with covid everything is constantly changing.

If you weren't a permanent resident you couldn't cross the border back yo USA. But i don't see any problem in your situation

You need to downl9ad the form from the uscis website

Yes you do... even on your appointed day,you have you come with your appointment letter and give them a call before they can let you in.

Google "DHS detained locator." The information can be a little slow to update, but overall it's pretty accurate. If your friend is in Utah, your friend is likely in the Cache county jail for at least a few days. After that, likely transported to Colorado, Nevada, or California

Just need to Google it by address.

Apart from what Dan says, children are required to have permission to travel internationally from both parents. If you and your partner travel together with the children, nothing else is needed. But if only you go, occupy a notarized letter from the mother of the children giving you permission to travel and return from Colombia. Enter dates

They will tell you to call the USCIS Customer Service line to schedule an Infopass appointment.

Call the toll free #. That's the only way.

I think you can find that out from the local consulate.

The attorney back then told him it would not affect his immigration status. But never told him anything about traveling outside the usa

Yes, you can travel as long as your green card is still valid. Don't spend 6 months or more outside of the US.

When did your interview happen?

Thank u alot people tell.m I can't it's my biometrics oppoiment but was wondering if I can ake her in with me?

Yes, 660 S corner 200 E

Yes

A few months ago I lost my wallet and with it my green card, I made the report to the police, paid the replacement fee for it, I went to the biometric appointment they took my prints and photo, and from that day April 20 of This year I have had an impace when I apply for a job, as long as it makes me the verification does not happen. Question: Why doesn't it happen in Everify? What should I do about it? Thank you!.

The question is not clear. CIS does not require certification for interpreters. What they require is that the interpreter be competent.

A few months ago I lost my wallet and with it my green card, I made the report to the police, paid the replacement fee for it, I went to the biometric appointment they took my prints and photo, and from that day April 20 of This year I have had an impace when I apply for a job, as long as it makes me the verification does not happen. Question: Why doesn't it happen in Everify? What should I do about it? Thank you!.

Tran My, what is your case status? Do you have your passport with you? Did you have apply for permement green card (10 years)

No Espanol. Sorry! I speak English..

Call at uscis office they are giving appointment ifbyou call them and explain the situation. Good luck

Just google it. Simple

Take info pass appointment and talk to an officer. They will help you with that.

There is also a parking garage connected to the building. It is free.

It took almost a year.

You just have to turn them off while you are in USCIS office.

You just need to turn off your cellphone. Thats all is required.

Make an infopass appointment at the local office. Once you are there the officer will print the biometric appointment notice and you can walk across the hall and get it done.

you will need to fill out a new I-190 form and pay the $450 fee

I wouldn't advise that. You have to have an appointment. They do have an appointment kiosk but it's the same as the website. It's not guaranteed that you'd get a same day appointment. You have to check everyday around 6or7am to see if someone cancelled.

Yes that will be the only time uscis takes walk ins. He needs to bring his ID and greencard

There is no local office number as far as i know.

It's worth a try.

You have to keep refreshing the web browser and looking to an appointment from about 7 AM to 9 AM every day and expect that the appointment will be for that same day. Sometimes they release appointments every morning without notice based on how many employees they have available. Just FYI, thanks to Trump and his evil empire, USCIS is trying to get rid of these in person appointments as much as possible.

You can do it online or send it to: USCIS P.O. Box 21262 Phoenix, AZ 85036

Consult an immigration attorney.

No

It cost me $540 to replace my lots card.. I don't know if that is the case for everyone!! And they have fee waiver system and programs!!

I wouldn't know that information. Immigration doesn't have access to that information.

There are these possible options,it is not easy though every case will be under an immigration officer consideration but you both provide enough evidence to prove he qualifies for a program to be approved. Here are three possibilities: First petition him for a fiancee visa, Second option: apply for a tourist visa, and third option: apply for an asylum he has to prove that he is under threats or in danger

I'd you commit a felony they will deport you in a heartbeat...Why would you come here if you don't like it?

Since you're asking here, I assume you are not a US citizen. You would need travel authorization while you're green card is processing. Depending on how long you'll be away it will also affect whether you need to do additional paperwork or not. If you are a citizen, then you probably just need a visa, which I know can be a long process for Australia of it's a work visa.

I have not heard of that happening

On their website there is a link to making an appointment. That's the only way to do it. There are only a few and they go fast.

Go to their website and all forms and information will be there.

you can come early if you want to but you won't be seen until your interview time

I had the same issue and ended up getting an appointment and talked to someone in person. I never got through the phone.

Permanent residents have basically all the same rights as citizens do, except for the right to vote. Yes, you can buy a car if you're a permanent resident.

If you remember the time just show up and explain that you lost your letter.

Only if he hasn't received his green card yet.

This is a fantastic question for an immigration lawyer. Assuming you are a US citizen and your wife being a resident, from my quick glance, a US citizen can help immediate relatives (i.e. their children) get a green card. However, as you specifically stated "your wife's children," I'm assuming you don't have legal parental staus of those children yourself. I'm not an immigration lawyer, but I would assume that one of the first steps is to become a legal parent of the children and/or your wife would need to become a citizen. There are a number of free 30 minute legal consultation, so you can consider taking advantage of that. Be sure to do your research first though and be prepared to ask questions, as 30 minutes can go by very quickly without a clear direction otherwise.

It's now been six weeks since you filed/mailed, and depending on when the mail actually arrived, normally they would have responded by now with a letter stating you are able to stay another year. I would wait another week and hopefully the mail arrives this week. If not, you can call their customer service center at 800-375-5283.

You can always see the filing fee here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-90 But it's generally over $400

Renewal can easily take 6-12+ months

Visit the facility early before 7am then you cam wait till 7:30am to jump on the InfoPass Registration Machine and get an Appointment for that day.

I believe they are open.

Do not send it directly to the local office. If you live in Utah, mail your form yo the Phoenix, Arizona address below based on the courier you choose. USPS: USCIS P.O. Box 21251 Phoenix, Arizona 85036 FedEx, UPS, DHL: USCIS Attn: N-400 1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S Suite 100 Phoenix, Arizona 85034

Call uscis and reschedule. Or send them documents via mail stating clearly why you're rescheduling