Us visa
Are you looking for a visa for yourself so that you can bring your son back with you? You can apply for a visa at the consulate.
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Are you looking for a visa for yourself so that you can bring your son back with you? You can apply for a visa at the consulate.
It is best to put it, yes, since your husband does have it.
I would use only your birth certificate.
For the transfer to work, the petition has to be filed while you are still in status. When your employment is over, so is your status...
If you are in the US, you might qualify. If outside, then no.
You will lose derivative status and will likely be put in removal proceedings. Are you marrying a US citizen? You should consult with an attorney...
Here is a link to government fees: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/fees-visa-services.html
I am confused about your question. His overstay will not affect you; but will be a problem for him if he is not covered by grandfathering exception...
Probably not because if one stays out of the US for more than a year, the status expires and a special visa is required. However, to get that visa...
Nothing you can do until the priority date becomes current.