Naturalization.
You should be truthful and write your present status, which is apparently "out of status."
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You should be truthful and write your present status, which is apparently "out of status."
Have you actually sat down with an attorney to review the filing in your case. If not, you should do so. Maybe there is a problem with your case...
You need to consult an experienced immigration attorney to review the entire case history with you and determine the best course forward.
Two part question, two part answer: You may maintain your O-status as long as you do not seek to adjust your status to that of a lawful permanent...
If it is a paid position, you may not work under the F-1 student status. You should discuss this with your school's DSO to discern what you are...
You should contact USCIS as to what is happening so that they will be on the alert and get a another address or P.O. Box to have your mail...
I concur with my colleagues. See prior answers.
Although the normal processing times are 5-6 months, some support centers around the country have been backlogged resulting in longer delays. Be...
Yes, but not because of the I-130 requirements. Rather, since the petitioner of an I-130 must be a sponsor of the beneficiary by definition and...
An RFE usually delays decisions in cases, but this should not adversely affect you unless the priority date in question regresses.