Confusing question in DS-160 Form -- Please Help
H1B is a non-immigrant visa so, unless you are applying for some other visa that would result in a green card, the answer would be no.
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H1B is a non-immigrant visa so, unless you are applying for some other visa that would result in a green card, the answer would be no.
You need to choose which name to use and make sure that all of your documents are consistent, saving yourself future problems and confusion.
Even though you are not applying for 3 year naturalization, your green card was based on your marriage to a citizen and USCIS will want to see...
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No you cannot. EAD is dependent on underlying status or application and is revoked upon the denial.
No, it does not mean that you don't have an order of deportation. You say your previous lawyer filed a motion to terminate. You need to ask them...
if you are in the US and in status when your visa becomes available, it is probably better to adjust your status than to leave to consular process.
The question asks for residence last five years. It should be answered with the addresses where they have lived during that period of time, whether...
If the CR2 can marry you, he can file an I-130 petition. You would be classified F2A and would have to wait for your priority date to be current...
If you have concerns for your family's safety, you should go to the police.
Wait and see whether it is accepted before you do anything.