I came to USA in 1997 with a B1-B2 Visa, I don't have my I-94 Record (lost it) and I am getting married with a US Citizen.
You can adjust in the U.S. Some CIS offices may require you to file an I-102 for replacement I-94 card.
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You can adjust in the U.S. Some CIS offices may require you to file an I-102 for replacement I-94 card.
It really means that they are reviewing your case to decide whether to grant it or deny it.
There is such a provision, and a person can be barred for life from naturalizing. Perhaps you should find another basis for discharge.
No, each applicant needs their own application.
If you abandon your status, by making another country your actual permanent abode, you do indeed risk abandoning your permanent residence. So if...
Photocopies are fine.
It really depends on his immigration status now. That in turn depends on how he was eligible for work permits in the past, and the specifics of...
It really depends of you were granted a change of status, when you departed, whether you returned on the H1 or L1, and other information.
You can simply indicate exactly what happened and let them decide. I do not see any basis for inadmissibility as long as there was no...
You do not mention if you were ever arrested or if you have proof of physical presence during this time. You seem eligible for DACA and you can...