Urgent health situation
It depends on your situation, the reason for the bar and if you can qualify for a waiver.
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It depends on your situation, the reason for the bar and if you can qualify for a waiver.
Nobody would be able to give you a better answer without doing extensive work with the consulate than "administrative processing."
I do not think so, if the Japanese company is the parent company
Until your H1B kicks in, you are in the same status you were before. I assume it was F1.
I think your family member is permanently inadmissible unless gets a waiver. You or he should schedule a consultation with an Immigration attorney.
All theses questions you need to discuss with the attorney who was helping you to file for asylum. You may start working for another company on...
A copy of sponsor's green card, front and back
If you need to be on overseas trips it is better to pay the extra fee and have a solid proof that you are US permanent resident to avoid any issues...
You can represent yourself in Immigration court. Just educate yourself first on how to do the things. Read the Immigration Court Practice Manual.
Your husband will be able to get his work permit, once you turn a US citizen and file for his AOS. Good luck!