DS 260
If the DS-260 is being submitted by your son, and the question applies to him, then the answer would be "Yes."
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If the DS-260 is being submitted by your son, and the question applies to him, then the answer would be "Yes."
Generally speaking, in most cases, the counting of the number of days that one is out of status and, when applicable, when one also begins to...
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the airport, who inspect persons applying to enter the U.S. when they arrive at the airport, are...
Beyond what is mandated by law, any period of discretionary, unpaid leave, including maternity leave, may be seen as a period of time in which you...
He is allowed to apply to enter the United States for a temporary visit using a tourist visa (B-2 nonimmigrant visa classification). He will be...
Yes. Your brother's wife can immigrate with him. You will need to notify the NVC in order to have her added to the application as a derivative...
Unfortunately, your change of status is now in effect, and based on the information you have provided, you are presently in F-1 status. You will...
What your employer did is permitted by the U.S. Dept. of Labor and the USCIS. It does have to be documented by the employer that the higher-level...
Your parents definitely need to file two I-539 Applications, with two separatr fees. A separate I-539 Application, with a separate $290 fee, and...
Being approved for concurrent H-1B employment does not get you into trouble with the CBP. You may enter the Unoted States with one H-1B visa, for...