Tourist visa then apply for E-3 in Mexico?
Your plan seems sound and you should be able to apply for your E-3 in Mexico after having taken care of your business in the US on a B1/B2 visa.
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Your plan seems sound and you should be able to apply for your E-3 in Mexico after having taken care of your business in the US on a B1/B2 visa.
I think that you have resolved the tax issue and it should not negatively affect your naturalization.
You may travel through the US as you wish but not outside the US.
I don't foresee any problems for you based on the facts that you describe.
Your citizen brother can file a petition for you but you would have to wait at least 12 years for your priority date to become current and, since...
That would depend on the specific case and the consulate that is involved.
It doesn't sound like you were removed at all, just refused admission because you had the wrong visa. You are not subject to any bar and may...
Both you as the petitioner, even if you don't meet the financial requirements, and the joint sponsor, need to each fill out and file a separate I-864.
If you want to go home you need to do it the right way, not by just leaving when you are already in Removal Proceedings. If you do that, you could...
If he marries a green card holder he will have to wait for his priority date to be current. If she is, or becomes, a citizen, he could be eligible...