L2 expired, but I-94 still effective. Am I illegal to stay in the US now?
If your I-94 has not expired, then you have not been accruing unlawful presence. I don't understand how your husband's and your L status is...
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If your I-94 has not expired, then you have not been accruing unlawful presence. I don't understand how your husband's and your L status is...
Yes, he must list all his children anywhere in the world.
Your arrest and possible conviction will not affect his application for a green card.
The earliest you could be eligible is 90 days before the day in November 2011 that you reach 5 years as a permanent resident. But depending on the...
It is highly doubtful that you would be permited to reenter as a B-1 after having been unlawfully present in the U.S. Assuming that you are not...
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In most cases you should figure on about 6 months, though it may be less.
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The period of her L-2 visa stamp will match the period of your current L-1A petition and I-94.
It is not clear from your question what type of approval you have received and what type of visa you will be applying for. But once your interview...
The question of intent does not only refer to the time of applying for the visa, but also to the time of sekeing entry to the U.S. So if she is...
Yes, if you get a temporary I-551 stamp in your passport.