Can I still receive deffered action if I was kidnapped?
It is possible, yes. This is a really interesting question. Under USCIS guidelines, "brief, casual, and innocent" departures are forgiven. Your...
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It is possible, yes. This is a really interesting question. Under USCIS guidelines, "brief, casual, and innocent" departures are forgiven. Your...
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Look at the Visa Bulletin -- but more importantly, your employer needs to be handling this process, not you.
You haven't given enough information for us to give you advice on this.
I agree with my colleagues. Consult privately with an immigration attorney on this. Good luck to you.
I agree. Under the law, your husband has to wait for a visa number to become available. It is not immediate for permanent residents petitioning for...
I agree. You need to consult a lawyer privately about this matter. Good luck to you.
I suggest reading the information available at http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/denials/denials_1361.html -- particularly Section 214(b). More...
In all honesty, your company's immigration attorney should be handling this for you, not you. It is not your responsibility to respond to the RFE...
I have counseled clients in your exact same situation before. You will need a co-sponsor. Best of luck to you!
Administrative processing is very frustrating, but remember that Avvo is for general legal questions, not "detailed answers." I would advise that...