Emergency exit and re-entry while in L-1 status
The person would have to file for a visa to come back.
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The person would have to file for a visa to come back.
You should speak with an attorney who filed their cases. If their cases were filed before the expiration of their status, then they should be "legal."
You should really figure it out with an attorney who worked on H1B case for you.
You should probably get married in Honduras and then you will file for your husband.
There is a procedure to request an NTA and it takes a very long time. Before you do that, you should speak with an attorney to understand the risks...
It might be, if an officer asks you about your marital status and decides that you really would like to immigrate to the US.
If he was in the US, it was probably removal. It all depends on the documentation DHS did for him. He would have to file FOIA.
If you are permitted to come with him as an interpreter, it will have no consequences for your citizenship.
If your daughter is a US citizen, you will not be punished for overstaying, but I must state that in such a case all forms are filed at once (if...
There is no set time for AP. You should work with your attorney on speeding up the review.