PASSPORT and Immigration issue
It will not be a problem. If you are a green card holder, you do not need a valid foreign passport to enter the U.S. Your green card will be...
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It will not be a problem. If you are a green card holder, you do not need a valid foreign passport to enter the U.S. Your green card will be...
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If the overstay period is less than 180 days, you will not be subject to the 3-year bar. That doesn't mean you "can come back with no problem." ...
I wouldn't say it looks good, especially given the possible report by the spouse. It's critical to have the best legal representation in this case.
Although some adjustment interview may be waived, you should probably expect an interview to be scheduled in this case.
Yes, you can come back to the U.S., assuming you have an unexpired H-4 visa. You will keep your status unless and until you're divorced.
It is OK to file for her if you're legally married, but it is unlikely to be an easy process.
Assuming she's requesting H-4 status effective immediately, she can resign as soon as the COS application is filed.
Even though you don't appear to be subject to the 10-year bar for unlawful presence, you are still subject to a 10-year bar for having been...
No, it doesn't. Whenever she is married to you, she will be able to apply for a dependent visa (assuming she's otherwise eligible).
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You cannot avoid this potential problem by go the employment-based route. It is as likely to come up during that process, as it is during the...