Travel outside the USA and returning back(on H1B VISA) with a very recent reckless driving and refusal to submit charges.
If this is your only problem you should be OK but you should always travel with a certified copy of your conviction record.
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If this is your only problem you should be OK but you should always travel with a certified copy of your conviction record.
Not really, you just need to let USCIS know of your decision. You may do this in writing so that you have a record of your action.
Did the derivative ever file for AOS? Adjustment is not possible if one is not in the US and if AOS was previously filed and the applicant then...
With all these back and forth's, you would do well to get an immigration attorney to organize things.
What does your attorney say. They are the ones who should be helping you with this and should have already filed the DS 260.
I agree with Mr. Behar. Check the Visa Bulletin, your classification would be F2A and the wait is under two years.
You will need to disclose it and your visa probably will not be adjudicated at least until it is resolved.
He may have acquired citizenship through his father and should visit an immigration attorney to make that determination.
You have authorization to work for the employer who sponsored your H1B but may, under the provisions of AC21, transfer to another employer. This is...
Once admitted, he can go wherever he wants.