Biometrics for US petitioner?
This is off the beaten path. I-130 does not require ANY biometrics. What s your husband's country of birth? Does he have any criminal history?
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This is off the beaten path. I-130 does not require ANY biometrics. What s your husband's country of birth? Does he have any criminal history?
If you have maintained your status, you may apply to change status to another status. Since you already applied for asylum you should engage an...
F1 student visa does not allow employment. A student on the F1 visa may apply for the Employment Authorization Document (EAD, "work permit") if...
It is not entirely clear what happened. You filed I-589 affirmatively with USCIS while living in LA. Then you moved to SF. You presumably file...
Here in NYC your friends need to be represented by an immigration attorney in their removal proceedings to get the prosecutorial discretion of any...
Just wait and see if USCIS accepts your I-765.
Who got arrested? If petitioner got arrested, no need to disclose to USCIS. If the foreign fiance/spouse got arrested, must disclose.
This is a cold case. Consult with a criminal defense attorney in private to explore what options (if any) are still available.
Yes, it is possible. There is a risk involved. Consult in private to get your risk evaluated.
That would not be a violation of your visa status and would not be considered unauthorized employment.