Does an f-1 visa makes one a legal resident in the u.s
'Legal resident' means lawful permanent resident, that is a green card holder. You have a non-immigrant visa status, which is temporary in nature.
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'Legal resident' means lawful permanent resident, that is a green card holder. You have a non-immigrant visa status, which is temporary in nature.
Dealing with the consulates on these issues can be very challenging, and furthermore it isn't possible to fully assess your wife's situation given...
A person who is physically present in the US can apply for asylum. Whether your situation constitutes strong grounds for eligibility for asylum is...
Since you were granted asylum already you need a refugee travel document. That document will allow you to travel without a passport.
No, you aren't eligible to apply until one year has passed since you were granted asylum.
Did your friend receive anything from USCIS regarding your application? Did you do a change of address form with USCIS? An important point to...
No, the fact that you haven't gotten something within 45 days does not mean that it will be denied again. Things at USCIS are moving slowly....so...
When you say you just applied I assume you are referring to your I-130 relative petition for her, right? Usually the process form the petition to...
Since you have a lawyer you should ask her or him these questions...that is why you pay a lawyer - to get good legal advice!
You should ask your lawyer these questions. As far as leaving the US, if you do leave while in proceedings you will have self-deported.