Greencard petition while on ESTA
Yes you may. You should try doing it within 90 days of your allowed stay. If you file after that time, USCIS may deny your application and remove you.
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Yes you may. You should try doing it within 90 days of your allowed stay. If you file after that time, USCIS may deny your application and remove you.
If you maintained your F1 status, and you have valid I20, SEVIS, and attended classes, and paid your tuition fees, etc, you should be in status.
If your transfer is successful, her EAD will remain valid.
It means that you should expect your decision by mail. Nothing more, nothing less.
If she travels to India, the only way for her to return would be if she holds a valid unexpired visa.
Have you been sponsored for an H1B? You should speak with an attorney who was filing all this paperwork for you.
Sometimes, people use B visas for this, but as you can imagine it may cause a lot of issues.
You can, if you obtain a visa to your US passport.
I do not believe that you have a valid basis for a lawsuit here based on the facts provided.
First, you could have contacted a US consulate to see if they would issue a US passport for your baby. You should speak with an attorney to see...