Should a Cuban national that arrived in the U.S. in 1966 file a I-485 under "Registry" or the "Native of Cuba" type?
You are eligible for both benefits, but Cuban Adjustment is probably easier.
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You are eligible for both benefits, but Cuban Adjustment is probably easier.
You do need records from your arrest in India, but you do not need any police clearance to file for adjustment of status.
You can apply for your parents to immigrate, and you can apply for your boyfriend [if you marry him] to immigrate to the U.S. You can file either...
It takes about a year.
There is always some risk since unauthorized employment is not defined.
You lack the residency requirement for the affidavit of support and perhaps you should consider filing for a K3.
Either way is fine.
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It seems to me that if the employer does not terminate you, you will be in status even when the project is over [and they will need to pay your...
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If you are no longer an H1b, I do not see how you can get an H1b extension.
A green card is valid even after a divorce, whether it is a religious divorce, or a civil divorce.