There are two primary factors to consider: 1) Preserving Residency --> Avoid travel of over 180 continuous days. Even if you do not travel for...

It is highly unlikely that your B1/B2 visa will be approved should you remain in the U.S. for such an extended period of time and then seek a...

If you are using ESTA as a replacement for having an E-2 visa, i.e., performing work for your business, then it can be a problem in addition to the...

I suggest that you consult with an immigration attorney regarding the case because there are various issues that need to be handled with care. In...

The professor who is supervising the students is assuredly an attorney, and any work that the students prepare can put the professor's bar license...

She can apply but the chances for approval are very low. She has already submitted her DS-260 and was denied an F-2 visa, and presumably the basis...

There are other factors to consider aside from the strength of your case when determining your chances for AC. It may also be possible to initiate...

I highly advise that you avoid international travel until you are granted permanent residence and receive your green card, despite their being...

You can re-apply for the F-1 visa. Your chances of success will depend on the strength of the evidence provided to overcome the basis for your...

You should apply for and receive a returning resident visa (SB-1) prior to traveling to the U.S. because you have been outside of the U.S. for well...