Can derivative asylee go back to home country ?
Generally, it is not advisable to travel back to the country from which you are an asylee. Having a green card does not change the fact that you...
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Generally, it is not advisable to travel back to the country from which you are an asylee. Having a green card does not change the fact that you...
You need to contact the Embassy or Consulate for the countries you wish to visit to determine if a visa is needed.
It may be possible. However, whether this advisable is a different matter. It would be a good idea to discuss both offers before making a decision.
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You need to be able to document that you have a Bachelor’s Degree or it’s equivalent. A certified transcript may be acceptable if it clearly...
You can certainly attempt to walk in, but you may be refused entry. Try calling USCIS before going.
You may be eligible for asylum. However, much more information is needed to make a proper assessment. You need to consult an experienced...
You typically indicate the city and state where the field office you were interviewed is located for place of approval/grant.
You need to provide an explanation regarding how you lost the document. If you have a contemporaneous police record from when the card was lost,...
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, you typically received a decision within two weeks. However, there is no set timeframe in which a decision must be...
Applying for employment authorization is not an issue. However, if you begin working with your EAD, you may be found to no longer be in F-2 status.