Change of status from OPT (F1) to B1/B2
It will depend on the CBP officer you meet at the border.
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It will depend on the CBP officer you meet at the border.
The only way to receive updates on a pending asylum case is to go to the office where you had your interview and inquire in person.
If your employer will be filing for your green card and once that priority date is current and your F1 expired, you will not be able to receive an...
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You can find out what you need to apply at a local Social Security office.
You can come in to the asylum officer where you had your interview and inquire regarding your status.
Your employer needs to read regulations regarding OPT employment and e-verification. Or, you can consult with an attorney and inform them.
It should not be a huge issue, and it is "fixable" in any event.
It is likely correct. re-entry permit application can be found at uscis.gov form I 131.
There is no difference. Your child is your child.
You may travel via plane. You should have on you proof of your asylum filing.