Me (Russian citizen) and my wife Russian citizen) got green card in June 2018, since then we never left USA. My two kids are USA citizens ,3 year old and 1 year old. The whole family left USA on February 3 2020 to Russia for 2 months and now we facing the fear of travelling via airplane back to USA because of coronavirus. I husband will fly back to USA on June 15 and start my job, but want my wife and kids to stay in Russia only till October 2020 to avoid exposure to covid in airplane. Will my wife face any issue on return or face issues during the time of neutralization (US citizenship) interview.
Applicants for Naturalization are required to show among other things, that they have resided continuously in the U.S. for five years (3 years if LPR status was obtained through marriage to a US citizen) before applying.
“Continuous residence” means that the applicant has maintained residence within the United States for the required period of time shown above. Extended absences outside of the U.S. may disrupt an applicant’s continuous residence. Absences of more than six months but less than one year may disrupt an applicant’s continuous residence unless the applicant can prove otherwise that the applicant did not disrupt the continuity of his or her residence. Such evidence may include, but is not limited to, documentation that during the absence:
1) The applicant did not terminate his or her employment in the United States or obtain employment while abroad;
2) The applicant’s immediate family members remained in the United States; and
3) The applicant retained full access to or continued to own or lease a home in the United States.
I would not advise that your wife remain out of the US past Saturday, August 1, 2020.
Long ago my father purchased a commercial lot for about $25,000 in the Pine Mountain Lake development in Groveland, California. He and his wife have paid association fees, now about $160 per month, for years. Several months ago my father and his wife stopped paying the fees and recorded a new grant deed to the property in the name of my father, my brother and me as Joint Tenants. (This was done without asking if my brother or I wanted the property.) Since that time my father has died.
Why must my brother and I accept this property, with its financial obligations? Cannot we just quitclaim it back to my father�s widow, who already has a poor credit history?
I have just had to pay several months of back HOA fees, to keep from going to collections and having a lien being placed on the property. I don�t want my credit damaged while trying to resolve this.
While driving my car I was hit by a city bus, there was some damage to my car and no injuries. I filed the claim myself with the bus company, they admitted liability but disagreed over the amount the amount of the estimates. They wanted to give me less, claiming that they renegotiated with the body shop to find used parts for my car instead of brand new ones. I disagreed and they sent a notice of rejection. The rejection notes seeing Government section 945.6 about a six month time limit.
I let the issue sit on my desk for too long. I called the claim manager listed on the rejection form before the six months were up, just before. She hasn't returned my calls and now it is beyond the six months. I am wondering if she will ever call me back? and if there is anything else I can do from this point. Thank you!
APC next to name
What do the letters APC stand for after an attorney's name and/or firms name.
Received a summons
I received a summons for a credit card that doesn't even belong to me. I first found out about this card almost 4 years ago, I contacted the company and filled out all necessary papers and finally after it was investigated that filed that it was a fraudulant account and I was not resposible for it, The only thing on this account that was correct about me was my first name and address, everything else was incorrect. When I received this summons the first thing I did was contact that credit card company and once again was told there was nothing in my name or social security #. What do I need to do now? I have already sent my statement into the clerks office, what else do I need to do? I am so angry that someone can do this, I just don't understand it
