Is a disclaimer enough to protect me from potential legal issues when publishing an immigration guide? What else should I do?
No a disclaimer is not enough to protect yourself from potential legal issues.
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No a disclaimer is not enough to protect yourself from potential legal issues.
As long as you have the receipt notice and have had your biometrics taken you will eventually get an interview.
You can keep your primary address on the application as you are just on a temporary job. At your interview you should mention the temporary address.
Two things are required to be successful with the U-visa: (1) an Law Enforcement Agency certification that you have been the victim of a crime, and...
The guidance provided by USCIS is: If your H-1B employee is moving to a new job location within the same (metropolitan statistical area (MSA) or...
Your brother must fill out his own I864 as a joint sponsor.
It is easy to renew your green card. Just file the I-90. It does not matter from where in the United States you file the application of where you...
Yes your brother can petition for you when he turns 21 but it could be 40 years or more before you get your green card through his petition. Get...
Well yes you can certainly make the request but it is highly unlikely the waiver will be approved.
You will have to file separate applications to extend status so that requires two separate fees.