I have a 10 year multiple entry B1/B2. Do I need a visa to travel to Mexico for 2-3 months?
I assume you are a Mexican citizen and holder of a tourist visa for U.S.? If so, then you should have no problem to travel back to Mexico for a...
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I assume you are a Mexican citizen and holder of a tourist visa for U.S.? If so, then you should have no problem to travel back to Mexico for a...
Yes, by marriage to US citizen you will be able to file for one step adjustment of status if there is no other issue of inadmissibility. Best to...
That is a question for unemployment office, and not related to immigration law.
You are making assumption. We cannot tell you what to expect.
Don't know why you wish to be deported while you can leave U.S. on your own will? However, if you insist, walk in your nearby ICE office and let...
Obviously your situation is different than your brother. However, if you possibly exit and reenter the U.S. and assuming you have an I-140 approved...
If the error was unintentional and purely a mistake you might be able to explain at naturalization interview. If for any other reason that might...
Please be serious as you are missing the point. If you N-400 was denied due to your previous marriage not finalized, or any other reasoning, you...
Congratulation! As to OPT and work permit, apply for H1B before April 1, 2016. Once you have secured a H1b then you may work towards more permanent...
Be sure to submit you I-94 to the DHS at the airport before leaving. So nothing to be worry about as long as you leave U.S. before your I-94 expires.