How to answer questions about overstaying for long time during AOS interview :married to USC?
You should never lie to the CIS. I would recommend talking with a local attorney to represent you after a review of all the facts.
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You should never lie to the CIS. I would recommend talking with a local attorney to represent you after a review of all the facts.
I agree with Attorney Barlow.
CIS will reschedule but to take a long time. You can call the CIS to ask them to reschedule sooner.
E2's investment depends on the type of business. What type of food business are you planning to open?
You should discuss this with the attorney who is handling your case.
Your EAD should be based on when your husband's L1 I-94 expires.
You should consult with an attorney. Generally you can file to have another green card issued to you. However, something else seems to be going on...
Hi Krishna, Yes to both, as long as your previous employer is willing to keep the green card.
There is a 3 or 10 year bar from re-entering if you overstay. If you overstayed beyond 180 days and left voluntarily, the bar is for three years....
You should consult a local immigration attorney to help you.