My main question is do I need to finish my current visa and how soon should I need to file the waiver so I can make an arrangem?
Check out the following link: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/study-exchange/student/residency-waiver.html.
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Check out the following link: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/study-exchange/student/residency-waiver.html.
Yes, you can file a bankruptcy, either ch 13 or ch 7 on your own without your husband. and that is true whether or not he is incarcerated. You can...
Try the county Sheriff's office, the State of illinois at the following link: http://www.isp.state.il.us/crimhistory/chri.cfm, and the FBI at the...
In addition to consulting with a bankruptcy lawyer you can try consulting with legal aid at http://www.lawmo.org/.
If you were in the US for a year or longer before your departure in 2004, then I agree with the lawyer who told you that you have to stay outside...
You need to retain a ch 13 lawyer to help you answer this and many other questions that will arise over the course of your ch 13 plan. Normally a...
AP plus valid passport and I-485 receipt will be enough to get you back into the US. Best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
You have received excellent thorough advice from Mr. Granvold. I recommend a new ch 13 filing with the help of a ch 13 lawyer. Hunt for one here on...
No, once you are a US citizen, you can stay outside the US for as long as you like, and never lose your citizenship
Talk to your ch 13 lawyer about this. It depends on whether it will make it harder or impossible to make your ch 13 payment or not. If you need a...