Your current state is Virginia
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My parents (B1/B2 visa) came on Feb 1st, 2023 and their return ticket is on July 19th, 2023.
my parents are planning to come to USA again in November as they have a close wedding to attend. My question is that they stayed in USA for 5 months and 19 days so will they be able to... Read more »
I joined an 'online' masters program on H4 status while a decision was pending on my F1 COS (Change Of Status). The F1 has been approved now for a different program.
Q. Can I continue with the 'online' masters program (enrolled during H4 status) even though now am on F1... Read more »
How will this new law that florida passed effect my employee and my business. He is worried about perhaps having to leave florida
answered on Jun 1, 2023
You should likely schedule a consultation with a competent and experienced immigration attorney who can discuss the details in a private setting. Does your employee "who isn't documented" have lawful work authorization, such as employment authorization through DACA (Deferred Action... Read more »
I'm married to my first cousin in INDIA, as its is out of state marriage lawful and can i reside in AZ or NEVEDA
i opted consular processing in mumbai.
i have avalid us travel visa. i need to travel to us in september as my daughter is expecting her baby
can i travel for three months and get back before the interview. in case i get a call i will be back immediately
I’m 14 years old, I’m on my parents, work visa, they are mentally abusive, and have previously been physically abusive
answered on May 31, 2023
Please speak to an immigration lawyer. There may be pro bono agencies in your area. You may have options for a victim or special
Immigrant visa
Can i maintain my permanent resident status certificate of naturalization/ citizenship if I am green card abroad for 18 months
answered on May 31, 2023
Any absence abroad for US permanent resident over a year, 12 months, will render one’s permanent status void and abandoned absent any applicable exceptions. Thus, by operation of law, US permanent resident must reside in the United States permanently.
Out of abundance of precaution,... Read more »
Hello, I'm a german citizen who visited her boyfriend in the US without the intention of getting married. Now we decided that we want to get married and are confused with the laws. I also don't want to go back to Germany and want to stay here and we want to start the green card process on... Read more »
answered on May 30, 2023
Das sollten Sie am besten direkt mit einem Rechtsanwalt besprechen.
I was granted TPS back in 2022. My previous TPS expired on 02/03/2023. I applied for the TPS renewal on 03/12/2023 and this application is still pending. I am now trying to apply for an EAD card but I need to know if, when applying, I must indicate that my tps status was granted or is it pending?
I am on a I-130 case (my father's wife was filed for by her US citizen dad)that was approved in 2019 but i wasn't given the opportunity to get processed by my parents even though USCIS provided an option to us to continue with me on the case. This decision was taken due to my age at the... Read more »
answered on May 30, 2023
As a green card holder, your father can file an I-130 petition for you, as long as you are unmarried. Visa availability depends on what country you are from and you can check the Visa Bulletin for an idea of how many years it will take for a visa to become available to you:... Read more »
I'm from Australia and I told citizenship through a relative. But he's a good buddy and I am just trying to help. If he did the tourist visa, could he apply for like a work visa?
I just have a question. I'm going thru a divorce currently and have a new fiance she is a filipina living in hong kong. I'm just wondering what would be faster to bring her to the US a K1 visa or a spouse visa? I plan to marry her this year as soon as I am officially divorced. Also... Read more »
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answered on May 31, 2023
It is difficult to say which visa would be faster for your fiance to come to the United States. The processing time for both visas can vary depending on a number of factors, including the workload of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the specific circumstances of your case.... Read more »
14 year old child has permanent resident card. Father in Connecticut does not want child in the home any longer and gave child all his documentation and bought child a ticket to travel back to Jamaica alone dropped him off at the airport in New York against the child’s will. There are at least... Read more »
Recently married my spouse three months after I ended an engagement where I applied for a fiance visa with my then fiance. My current spouse's visa has been expired for more than 180 days. We have applied for a marriage green card. We do have an age gap of 15 yrs and her parents did provide us... Read more »
answered on May 29, 2023
No, your previous application for a fiancée visa for another woman will not be grounds to deny your present marriage green card case, but it will command stricter scrutiny by USCIS.
I am seeking legal advice for eligibility for a spouse resident permit. I am Algerian, married to an Estonian online. What are the criteria, considerations for online marriages, challenges, and supporting documents needed?
Basically, my brother has been selected for thed dv lottery and did the interview but they said they need to verify the files or something like that but they did take his passport and did not tell us when it will be returned but now i wanna know where will i receive the message saying its approved... Read more »
answered on May 30, 2023
Do you know if the removal proceedings are still pending? You would not be entitled to your money back until the case was completed and the respondent did not breach the bond terms. Typically, once the case is over, ICE mails the bond obligor a form, informing the obligor that they are entitled to... Read more »
Asking for a friend: my friend’s twin brother came to the US over 20 years ago as a student and went out of status. He has never been back home and his life has been that of a struggle in the US. He never completed school and got into trouble with the law a few times(nothing serious)a His... Read more »
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answered on May 29, 2023
To improve the chances of obtaining a visa for your friend's twin brother, it is advisable to consult with an immigration attorney who can provide tailored guidance. Exploring humanitarian visa options may be beneficial given the twin brother's circumstances. Gathering supporting... Read more »
I am on a J-2 visa and it may happens that I will have to change my Visa during the EAD application. Is it possible or I have to wait to change my Visa before ? Processing time are so long I would prefer to apply asap.
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