Is humanitarian parole available to people who were denied visas on the grounds that they lacked strong ties to home country?
Make your case stronger this time by demonstrating more ties as well as producing your mother's medical record.
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Make your case stronger this time by demonstrating more ties as well as producing your mother's medical record.
If your period of unlawful stay was less than 180 days, you might be eligible to apply for B1/B2 non-immigrant visa. You might have difficulties...
Try to renew it prior to attending your naturalization interview. Otherwise, your "green card" and/or unexpired foreign passport will be sufficient...
You fact pattern misses a lot of information for a definite answer. It would be better to formally consult an immigration attorney.
1. Try to fit in as much of required info as possible. if experience lack of space, provide the most significant information (company name,...
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1. No period of unlawful presence until & unless denial decision is made by USCIS; 2. Yes, it will; 3. Have to depart immediately (but...
Look into the humanitarian parole option. Seek an advice from an immigration attorney to fully assess the case. Good Luck!
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Technically you may change status from J-1 to F-1 if you are not subject to 2-year residence requirement. Consult with an immigration attorney as...
H1 is not a prerequisite status for the EB-2 seekers. Seek a formal legal advice in regards to your situation.