Temporary change of visa from F1 to B1/2 visa without leaving US
It is permissible to change from F1 to B1/2 and back to F1.
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It is permissible to change from F1 to B1/2 and back to F1.
The laws regarding what constitutes a conviction for immigration purposes are complex. You should see a lawyer.
Yes, if your spouse is the parent of those children, they can immigrate based on your spouse's visa. Otherwise, they all need separate visas.
You could file for a replacement green card, form I-90 and request your married name.
They will give you two years, from the date of admission.
You can request Chief Counsel's office to join in a motion to reopen. If you did not have notice of the hearing, you can file your own motion to...
If he was granted VAWA then he is at a minimum in deferred action status, which means they cannot deport him.
If he is a permanent resident, he remains one whether or not the card expired. You should meet with an attorney and show the attorney the paperwork.
You can. For the child to meet the definition of "child" under the immigration act, you will have to live with the child for two years [presumably...
Yes it's normal, there are no set amounts for time for CIS to process, you can upgrade to premium, the fee is $1225, 15 days processing.