How does tax work from OPT status to Green card?
Your tax liability does not change based on your immigration status.
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Your tax liability does not change based on your immigration status.
Yes. This is common. In fact it is more common than the granting of the I-360 prior to an interview.
Read the instructions carefully. Each person, whether dependent, household member, or both, should only be counted once.
A person deported from a foreign country to the USA is free to live wherever he chooses once he arrives in the USA.
Your situation is a perfect example of the reasoning behind the requirement of a financial sponsor. The sponsor, by signing the I-864, agrees to...
You don't get to opt out. If your mother is a USC, your application must be based on her status as a USC. You are no longer eligible to adjust...
The application for a F1 does not invalidate her F2.
Grounds for Asylum are: Race. Religion. Nationality. Membership in a particular social group. Political opinion. The recent leaking of your...
You and your mother should seek the advise of an experienced immigration attorney. The attorney will need more information to determine your...
The VAWA process takes a very long time. Your retained counsel is the best person to answer your questions.