FORM I-130 Question #15.
You should put none, also her employer would have notified USCIS that she stopped working there, so her visa is probably not in good shape. She's...
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You should put none, also her employer would have notified USCIS that she stopped working there, so her visa is probably not in good shape. She's...
Getting married doesnt have anything to do with your 2 year restriction. You'll need the waiver.
no, that's not how it works. You'll have to start from scratch.
The amount they are suing for has no basis, its just what everyone sues for. Also you have insurance, do not worry too much, they will defend and...
Contact the DSO at your school, they will help with you the whole process.
If you have a valid work authorization, you don't need CPT, you can work at any time at any place, also the card should also be a travel...
You have to show that you are his father, if you are listed on the birth certificate, that would be some evidence.
Unfortunately none of that matters to the US, only your own country can waive the 2 year rule....
Your parents wouldnt have to apply for your US citizen sister. It would depend on how old your sister is and wether or not she is married if and...
You'd have to get a visa to come to the US, that might be difficult. If you do come in, you'd have to have a way to stay.