I live in the US and I am a spouse of US citizien. my passport runs out before my immigration process is done?
96404
I would suggest that you contact your consulate in the US and fill in the required forms for a renewal. While during your interview process they can ask u for a valid passport, the expired passport with the renewal form's receipt would be sufficient. But in any case please consult your immigration attorney.
509256
I got my passport in 2006, but unfortunately I do not bring it to work with me so I am unable to answer your question at this time
488086
MENCH, DA LAUFT ETWAS! WHY DID YOU LOST ALL YOUR DOCUMENTS? OK, HERE IS THE SOLUTION.\n1. CALL USCIS ON THIS NUMBER: 1-800-3755283\nOR GO TO WWW.USCIS.GOV INFO PASS OR CONTACT THIS OFFICE:\n \nCalifornia residents seeking Naturalization status should send completed N-400 forms to the following address:\nSan Jose Office Location:  \n   Street Address:  \n          1887 Monterey Road\nSan Jose, California 95112\n   \n   Mailing Address:  \n USCIS\nSan Jose Sub Office\n1887 Monterey Road\nSan Jose, CA 95112\n   \nTHERE IS E-MAIL ADD. IN THE FILE , I GAVE YOU THE SAN JOSE OFFICE ADDRES, THIS OFFICE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR N-565 FORM
770645
You can try going to the embassy for help but it is probably too late. You are supposed to report a lost or stolen passport immediately.
850415
If you came here on a tourist visa (B1/B2) you need to apply for an Adjustment of Status.  If you came on a Visa Waiver Program (VWP) you need to depart the USA as soon as possible and go to the US Embassy of your country for a K visa.\n\nIf  you get caught without a valid visa you could be deported and barred from returning for 5 years regardless of the fact you are married to a US citizen!\n\nAnd many state drivers license offices notify the immigration service.  If you apply with an expired visa, they will call immigration and delay you to give immigration time to get there to apprehend you.\n\nIt depends a lot on where you live.  Does the state cooperate with immigration?  Are there Immgration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers stationed near you?
340458
my passport, with my previous US & UK, Spain, France visa stamps. barely managed to get a new one on time, but US did not give me a visa because it showed i had no prior visa stamps on my passport and that i had just got a duplicate passport made. \n\ni could only go meet my fiancee after one whole year because of this.\n\nthings soured in the interim due to the distance and shortly after reaching US we broke up. i am still single.
971797
as long as the payments are current, yes. see below\n\nChild Support Payments and Getting a U.S. Passport\n\n\nSection 51.70 (a) (8) of Title 22 of the Code of Federal Regulations states, in part, that if you are certified to Passport Services by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to be in arrears of child support payments in excess of $5,000, you are ineligible to receive a U.S. passport . If this applies to you, Passport Services strongly recommends that you contact the appropriate State child support enforcement agency to make payment arrangements before applying for a passport. This is because: \n\nThe State agency must certify to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that acceptable payment arrangements have been made. \nThen, HHS must notify Passport Services by the removal of your name from the electronic list HHS gives to Passport Services. (Passport Services cannot issue a passport until your name has been deleted by HHS.) \nPlease note that it can take 2-3 weeks from the time you make payment arrangements with the State agency until your name is removed from HHS' electronic list. Passport Services has no information concerning individuals' child support obligations and has no authority to take action until HHS removes your name from its list.\n\nPlease direct any questions to the appropriate State child support enforcement agency. You may go to the Department of Health and Human Services - State Child Support Enforcement Web Site for a listing of HHS state and local agencies. \n\nReturn to Passport Services
417342
You can get married now and apply to adjust status right after.  Once she is your wife, she is immediately eligible for a visa number and permanent residency, regardless of what her status is now.  The only problem is that in your interview you have to prove you have a bona fide marriage, and its going to raise a red flag that you got married right after she went out of status.  Just make sure you have plenty of proof (photos, bank statements, etc.) that your marriage is legitimate, and not just for immigration purposes.
829901
you just need your american passport.
1080370
If you never received your green card, you can file an I-90 petition to replace the card. If it is a case of non-receipt and you notified USCIS of your address change, then it is their fault for not delivering it and you will not be charged a filing fee. \n\nAs for travel, you need to make sure your I-551 stamp in your passport is current. If so, you should have no problems traveling to Canada in July. If not, you need to go to your local USCIS office and have a new stamp put in your passport while you await delivery of your permanent card.\n\nGood luck!
775757
you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.
698547
It states that; You may send photocopies of requested documents unless the INS specifically asks for an original. In the event that an original document is sent when it is not required it will be kept in the records of the INS. That means if you send an original technically they won't throw it away, but you'll never see it again so definately don't send things like your ID or passport of course. I personnally sent my original birth certificate since I can easily get another, but really that wasn't even necessary. Basically just send copies of everything unless you see it stated somewhere that they require the original. Pictures, the petition itself, and anything that has to be notarized or stamped by an official should be the original. And a strong word of advice from personal experience: make sure you send EVERYTHING they need the 1st time, if even 1 detail is missing they won't hesitate to delay things for many months, like they did with me, 3 times! My supposed 6-12 month process has been going on for more than 2 years. Good luck to you!!
886651
You shouldn't have a hard time getting back to the states. Just might ask you why because of security reasons. Make sure your fiancee goes with you to back up your story. Also being married and having a different last name does not erase your history because passports require that you provide them with your maiden name. Coming back as a dependent will take time because the Army will have to make you a command sponsored spouse, you will have to wait for your command sponsored passport which will take a few weeks, Also make sure your husband to be will be staying here because of the base reallignment and all. Go home as soon as possible because Germans really hate people utilizing their benefits and good will.
380940
ur change of status will compromise ur petition to migrate to the US and you should have the US government informed. dont try to be dishonest by not declaring that u have married since they have ways of finding out (even thru medical check up of a womans uterus they'd know if you've given birth) since ur mother is still not a legal immigrant in the US, this will further delay the process.if you still want to go to the USA apply for a tourist visa since having children and a husband in ur home country is enough for u to prove that u have intentions to come back to ur home country. BTW, u can check the status of ur petition online.. keep ur case number and infos ready.
811841
No, not until your spouse applies to get you citizenship.  It's not automatic.
1108817
You be better if you would have given a bit more information like are you LPR or illegal? If your a LPR than you have to stay within USA for 4yrs 9months before you can apply for citizenship technically you can say after 5 yrs you can apply for the citizenship. \nBut if your illegal but guess would be to marry an American citizen and get your status legalized first and after 3 yrs of marriage you can apply for the citizenship. Make sure that you do not marry for citizenship only but marry for good cuz when they will interview you for your LPR, trust me immigration officers are not nice when they see marriage case. If you get thru that than your good to go but keep in mind that if your wife does report you to the immigration that you married for LPR they still can deport you. that why i said do not marry for LPR or citizenship marry for good. \nGood Luck.
655305
if u mean a passport u can go to the post office and get the application, fill it out, and return with the desired amount.\n\nIf you mean past port?  Then you just walk past the port and you get to where you are going!!