My Fiance' is here in the US on an expired F1 and I20. He has been staying with his family who are on an HB1 visa.
Getting married to a U.S. citizen, as long as it is in good faith, is the best option. Please consult with a lawyer.
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Getting married to a U.S. citizen, as long as it is in good faith, is the best option. Please consult with a lawyer.
1. Yes 2. None The D/S (duration of status) annotation on the I-94 determines your authorization to stay.
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Yes.
He can self-petition under VAWA.
If your asylum is denied, file an appeal and you'll get your EAD while your case is on appeal.
Was the asylum ever granted? If so, did you apply for the green card after one year of being an asylee?
There must be a ground for removal. Was he ever arrested or convicted of a crime? Any unauthorized voting or unlawful claim of U.S. citizenship? ...
If this is a good faith marriage to a U.S. citizen spouse and there are no other grounds for inadmissibility (arrests, conviction, unlawful claim...
Visas are available based on the priority date of the F4 petition. The priority date is actually the date when the petition was filed. You can...