I am on H4 and my husband on H1B wants to divorce me .I have following questions-
Sorry to hear that you and your husband may become divorced. Regarding a change of status to B-2 (visitor for pleasure), be aware that you must...
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Sorry to hear that you and your husband may become divorced. Regarding a change of status to B-2 (visitor for pleasure), be aware that you must...
Generally, a Form I-130 Petition for Relative Alien will not have an impact upon an existing L-1 non-immigrant visa held by the beneficiary of the...
In addition to the information provided in the previous response, if a person marries a U.S. citizen very soon after entering the U.S. on a...
In addition to the information supplied in the previous response, if your friend were to apply for benefits, he would need to truthfully reveal all...
Under current U.S. immigration law there is no visa category by which a Lawful Permanent Resident (holder of a "Green Card") or a U.S. Citizen can...
In some circumstances you may be able to seek waivers of the 2-year home country residency requirements. In general, without the waivers or...
Generally, if it is your intention to return to the U.S. to continue being a student, you should speak to the foreign student advisor at the school...
Generally, If it will be your and your husband's intention to move permanently to the U.S., then you may apply for him through "consular...
A B2 visitor's visa is not available to someone who intends to enter the U.S. and remain indefinitely. Assuming that you are a U.S. citizen, it is...
Congratulations upon your marriage. No, the approach you suggested is inappropriate. A visitor's visa is exclusively for people who intend to...