Can I apply for B1B2 after I was deported during 20 years?
If you were deported for having committed an aggravated felony or a drug crime, you may need a waiver to return to the U.S.
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If you were deported for having committed an aggravated felony or a drug crime, you may need a waiver to return to the U.S.
She can try to come back. If she has lots of evidence of her ties to the U.S. and her reason she could not come back before, they may allow her...
I do not believe there is a separate visa category for Physicians National Interest Waiver. It is very hard to guess what percent of applicants...
There is no set amount of time for USCIS to make decisions after receiving responses to requests for evidence. No doubt it depends on part on what...
The short answer to your question is no, your spouse is a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and you have no authority to remove her status.
It is normal for it to take many years for an F4 category visa to become available. You can keep checking the visa bulletin.
It would not be authorized to open and business and do work in the U.S., when you are on an H1b. You are only authorized to work for the H1b...
Yes, people bring their children to the interview all of the time, so you can bring the child to the interview.
Normally USCIS will adjudicate both applications at the same time. But not necessarily. If there is an issue with the I-485, CIS can approve the...
I do not see any advantage to filing multiple applications for employment authorization. But nor am I aware of any rule against it.