I-485 RFE to submit proof of prior marriages termination when there are no prior marriages
If you had no prior marriages, then you had no prior marriages. All that is left is to let USCIS know.
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If you had no prior marriages, then you had no prior marriages. All that is left is to let USCIS know.
You could visit if the purpose of the visit is a genuine visit and not a desire then seek adjustment of status.
If you have qualifications for both, it is doable. When employer provides training, it is always suspicious since they can do the same to a US worker.
You should file your own request for change of status.
Gap could be an issue. This is why it is so important that the lawyer who will be representing your employer helps you make these decision for you.
There could be a myriad of reasons why USCIS decided to transfer the file.
You can file your I 485 and need not explain why you did not do that before.
You do not have to have a valid passport to renew EAD in the context of DACA.
I would say at least six to eight months if you did not illegally worked in the USA in prior visits or otherwise violated your status one you stayed.
I agree with Mr. Segal. DO not travel. Beyond that, talk to the attorney who is working on that I 129/H for the employer.