Yes - the Foreign national can do a FOIA request
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I do not understand how it will helps him if you agree to complete the immigration paperwork and then get divorced. You can always write a letter to the Immigration Court telling them what he is trying to do
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Having a bona fide marriage with a US citizen should allow you to change status from student visa to that of conditional permanent resident if you and your spouse file the appropriate forms with USCIS. Timing will depend on where in the US you are. Should take approximately 6 months once your forms are filed and you should be allowed to remain in the US until a decision is made by USCIS on your adjustment of status application.
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No problem. Make sure ink did not smear
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You need to be careful of her "intent"' entering the country on a tourist visa. This could later become an issue when you all apply for a green card based on marraige. Best to call an attorney and discuss Fiance visa options and/or other options Leon Versfeld 1 866 565 7127
You need to file a Petition for Alien Relative and Adjustment of Status after you get married Leon Versfeld +1 866 565 7127
I would not recommend this. Premium process your H1B transfer and get the new approved H1B in your passport. What does your current attorney recommend?
Are you in the Kansas City area? If so which court are you dealing with?
USCIS may need it to determine if you were ordered to pay child support and verify that you comply.
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Entry - J1 and current status - B2. You may want to talk to an attorney to look into the J1 visa change over to B2
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