Husband is a convicted felon in US, will that hurt my non-immigrant visa chances??
The issue for a nonimmigrant visa generally is whether you have nonimmigrant intent, so I don't see how it will relate to your application.
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The issue for a nonimmigrant visa generally is whether you have nonimmigrant intent, so I don't see how it will relate to your application.
Yes, you can file. No need to reopen, EOIR does not have jurisdiction over the adjustment under section 209 of the Act.
She can be admitted as early as September 1st. She can apply for the visa prior to that.
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There are plenty of them.
Yes, theft is a problem for immigration.
There is no rule against it, but there is certainly a risk that the CBP officer will suspect immigrant intent.
You should notify the school official. It is not so clear that changing employers, when your employment is authorized, is a violation of your...
Until you are granted H1b status, you can do whatever you could do before on your L1.
If you are an alien and if it relates to any application you filed, it could be. If it is a complaint about a DHS employee, it may go to their file.
If you will actually be working as a missionary, you can do it.