How likely is it that I’ll get a b2 tourist visa if I had previously overstayed in the US by 4 years?
It is highly unlikely that you will be approved for a visitor visa given your history.
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It is highly unlikely that you will be approved for a visitor visa given your history.
You should consult with an attorney for further guidance. If you have broken your continuous residency you may need to wait to file.
Yes - you may apply for their work authorization if an adjustment of status application was filed.
You should inquire directly with your retained counsel who understands your case completely, not attorneys who know nothing about your case. Good...
Yes - refer to the form instructions for details about signing on behalf of your beneficiary if he/she is outside of the US. You should also...
You may contact the Embassy directly to inquire about the delay.
No you do not need to pay a separate fee if filing with the AOS concurrently.
It takes between 14-18 months for the entire fiancé visa to be completed until a green card is obtained. It takes between 5-8 months until your...
Studying abroad does not automatically break your continuous residence but you must establish that you have maintained your domicile in the US....
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