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She may apply for F at the US consulate and should take proof of your marriage and enrollment in a US school.
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You need to consult with a family lawyer. Your immigration status does not effect divorce proceedings.
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There should be no problem in transferring her H visa with the other applications pending
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he does not need to get a new card
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You should be fine as long as you file your application before your OPT or F-1 status expires.
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I agree with my colleague. AILA or Catholic Charities can also refer you to an asylum lawyer in your area
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You need to consult with a family lawyer regarding your safety and family law rights. You can then possibly withdraw your application
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You need to show you have good moral character. You need to wait at least 5 years before applying. Consult an attorney
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It simply means that USIS is reviewing your application to determine if all required documents are included and that the application has been completed properly.
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You can file a complaint with the USCIS. Her GC is only conditional so she would have to show a good faith marriage after 2 years to get her full green card. it seems she does not have evidence of a good faith marriage
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