I received my GC this year and planning to travel to my home country. The problem is I have a misdemeanor conviction in 2012
Before traveling it is best to have a consult with an attorney for full review of your criminal matter.
Framingham, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Framingham, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Before traveling it is best to have a consult with an attorney for full review of your criminal matter.
Yes you sign one as the beneficiary and your employer signs another as the petitioner.
It depends on whether his age has been protected for purposes of the CSPA. If so you can pay the fees but if not, the information shouldn’t appear...
The petitioner who filed for you will receive the approval notice, not you as the beneficiary outside of the country.
It depends on whether the case was already closed or terminated based on activity within the last year. Contact NVC to determine if this is possible.
You will receive another notice with biometric appointment details.
If he is still eligible for an underlying petition, he can renew the work permit. Consider consulting with an attorney for assistance.
With a criminal background, the chances of your F1 visa approval are limited. Consider consulting with an attorney for a full review of your case.
No you can visit one another in other countries while your petition is pending, without impact to your petition.
If he entered the US legally and is married to a USC in good faith, he may be adjustment eligible. Consult with an attorney for assistance.