Across
- 2. The relative who benefits from a filed petition
- 4. Word for giving up lawful permanent resident status
- 10. Legal ground under INA 221(g) that requires additional processing
- 12. The U.S. citizen, LPR, or employer who files a petition
- 13. Online form used for the immigrant visa application
- 15. Form used to request a waiver of inadmissibility (USCIS-filed)
- 16. Date that determines an applicant's place in the visa queue
- 18. Ground of ineligibility for applicants likely to depend on government aid
- 20. Center that schedules most immigrant visa interviews
Down
- 1. Document legally binding a sponsor to support an immigrant financially
- 3. Spouse or child who travels along with the main applicant
- 5. Category of relatives with no annual numerical cap
- 6. Lottery-style visa program for underrepresented countries
- 7. Formal request filed to start the visa process
- 8. Document allowing a returning LPR to reenter after a long absence
- 9. Status conferred when a marriage is under two years old at green card time
- 11. Doctor authorized to conduct the required immigrant medical exam
- 14. The husband or wife in a marriage-based visa case
- 17. Certificate proving no criminal record, required for applicants 16+
- 19. Law preventing a child from "aging out" after turning 21