Filed I539. It's in process. Can't wait for the results, need to leave. Will it be a problem when I get back eventually?
The fact that you left the US before a decision was made on your I-539 will not be a problem for a future trip.
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The fact that you left the US before a decision was made on your I-539 will not be a problem for a future trip.
The next step will be for your husband to pay the visa application fee and the affidavit of support review fee. The NVC will contact him about this...
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No one knows if this category will be eliminated or how long it would take to process all the people already in line as siblings of U.S. citizens.
If you are otherwise eligible and you have a valid ESTA, then you may seek entry via the visa waiver program. If you want or need to enter using a...
Your husband certainly became a U.S. citizen before the date his U.S. passport was issued, so you'd be better off just writing unkown for any...
There is no deadline to file an L-1 petition, but your employee must have been working for a qualifying related company (parent, subsidiary,...
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A U.S. citizen can file an immigrant petition for his sibling, but the process is not quick. If there is a rumor that the process can result in...
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It does not appear that you sought any immigration benefit based on this marriage, so there does not appear to be any immigration penalty if you...