Sponsoring an immigrant , husband dies
Your mother has no ability to force your sister-in-law to live in a certain place. She also has no ability to take away your sister-in-law’s...
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Your mother has no ability to force your sister-in-law to live in a certain place. She also has no ability to take away your sister-in-law’s...
A U.S. employer must sponsor you for permanent residence. This employer could be an affiliate or subsidiary of your current employer, but the...
You should consider consulting an attorney one-on-one to understand the process and options available. Your wife will not be able to use ESTA to...
You could still be interviewed before September 30th. Hiring an attorney can help as they can make sure procedures are followed to get your...
Trying to switch to consular processing at this stage is unlikely to help. You need to contact USCIS. Most local field offices have a procedure for...
I would encourage you to attend the appointment as scheduled. You can let the person checking you in no what happened.
The public charge grounds of inadmissibility do not apply to asylum seekers.
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Yes, you can travel on a valid H-1B stamp. H-1B visa holders are allowed to have both nonimmigrant and immigrant intent.
Assuming your husband has a valid, unexpired green card, your husband could attempt to return the U.S. but will likely face extensive questioning....
Your son could be asked about you and your status. If asked, he must answer truthfully.