How will an unavoidable overstay in the U.S. affect my future visa applications?
Usually, it does have an adverse affect. You need to explain and present proof that your overstay was not intentional.
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Usually, it does have an adverse affect. You need to explain and present proof that your overstay was not intentional.
You should be able to do so. However, the immigration filing fees need to be paid by the employer.
Only with a waiver, and it probably unrealistic. Speak with an attorney.
If your case was accepted, you need to wait for the interview.
Probably yes. However, you might still have to wait for several month.
You need to ask the military people. the Mavni qualifications published to the public appear to suggest a NO as your answer. You need to work on...
Nope, unless you refile. You need to work with an attorney on this one.
I would not risk it, since if you leave the country and unable to enter due to unforeseen delays, you may lose your chance to come back.
I would concur in that you need to get your extension granted first.
If you entered the US legally, to begin with, this should not be a problem. You may want to contact an attorney to discuss the process further....