What visa does my husband need to apply for?
I agree. Since you are not residing in the U.S. he will need a tourist visa.
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I agree. Since you are not residing in the U.S. he will need a tourist visa.
I agree. You can get a passport but will need to ensure you will be accepted into the receiving country before you travel.
Sometimes your new passport will include an annotation as to the name change. In your case, you can include the old and new passports and list the...
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If your husband is still in L1 status in the United States and your H-1B is not rejected for personal inadmissibility reasons, you will likely be...
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As my colleague stated, a firearms conviction is a deportable offense. Your boyfriend can be deported for this crime. He needs a good immigration...
I agree with my colleague. Her termination will be effective at the end of her leave. Thus, her H-1B continues through that leave period. She...
My colleagues are correct. Within about 30-45 days you should receive correspondence from the National Visa Center regarding your mother's...
Voluntary Departure may not be his only option. Also, how long he is held after signing for voluntary departure depends very much on ICE. ...
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You have a couple of options to discuss with an attorney. Since you are not yet married you may consider a fiance visa. The processing time is...
Yes, I would absolutely do so. You need to explain the criminal issue on the N400, attach a copy of the disposition and take a certified copy or...