What happens if my marital status(registration married) if concealed as unmarried for F1 student Visa for USA
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Answered on June 06, 2013
If you lie there will be future complications like denial of visas, charges of fraud, possible criminal charges for perjury, possible deportation.
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Is my situation going to post a problem on my filling for green card
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Answered on June 06, 2013
Yes you will have problems.
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48 day overstay after OPT expired. Will I be able to return?
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Answered on June 06, 2013
You should be able to return but leave now. If you overstay for a period of 6 months you will trigger a bar to reentry requiring that you remain...
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Filed stand alone i130 for my stepchild who is a minor 3 months ago but I haven't received a receipt. I am a USC. Please advice
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Answered on June 06, 2013
You may have to refile. First check to see if USCIS deposited the money you sent. If so, send a copy with proof that they deposited the funds. ...
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N400 interview in 4 weeks and have prior criminal history
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Answered on June 05, 2013
There is a chance it could be denied or they could also ask for more documents. Good luck.
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My husband file for me in the name as Paulette Jones but my passport reads Paulette Williams Jones .
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Answered on June 05, 2013
It should have little or no effect.
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I am in the states now,im marrying none-american girl but but she has a permanent residence ,can the petition me and have resid
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Answered on June 05, 2013
Your fiancé can file the I-130 for you after you are married. There is then a waiting period of about two years before the next step can be taken.
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Will the immigration reform act give right to work for overstayed student visas?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
There is no reform yet and therefore no changes since you last asked.
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Absence due to being a student in other country
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Answered on June 05, 2013
You must have 30 months physical presence in US in the past five years and 5 years of continuous residence immediately preceding the date of filing...
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I have an H-1B Visa. My I-94 expires on October 2014.If my job is terminated before then, do I have to leave the US immediately?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
If you are still confused, find the immigration attorney you believe is best for you, hire that attorney and follow the advice you are given.
