I was victim of domestic violence and now I am applying for u visa.
The defendant obviously is a party to the criminal case, if any, but he/she will certainly not be notified of your application for a U visa (or of...
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The defendant obviously is a party to the criminal case, if any, but he/she will certainly not be notified of your application for a U visa (or of...
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Yes, you should definitely err on the side of caution in this situation. I agree that DHS and Interpol work together to communicate about criminal...
Can't tell from the little you have shared - we don't even know what his status in this country is. If there were endangerment/aggravated issues or...
I believe you just answered your own question.
Sure, by contacting USCIS. However, think long and hard before doing something so drastic as you most likely won't be able to change your mind back...
Very common. You must not in their eyes present an immediate threat of danger. Be happy that meanwhile you can stay here.
Please don't rely on what 'someone' told you. Consult directly with an immigration attorney! From what you describe - and I can only go by the few...
Follow the precise instructions to the form that are online. If you don't understand them, it is time to hire an immigration attorney.
Yes if you have advanced parole approved before you leave.
Not in the situation you describe but you should nevertheless consult with an immigration attorney to explore all options.