I received a Notice to Appear(immigration)from the Department of Homeland Security in NY, but I live in Michigan. Should I move?
Provide your address, perhaps they will transfer the case to Michigan.
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Provide your address, perhaps they will transfer the case to Michigan.
It depends if you filed for advance parole and received it. if not, you have no way to return to the U.S. and your application is deemed abandoned...
You will need to extend your tourist status until the visa number is available, if it even becomes available. Check the visa bulletin every month. ...
You could try but you should expect problems when you are asked about the purpose of your trip. But at the same time applying for an F2 could also...
It does not invalidate your permanent resident status.
During one's sixty day grace period one is deemed to be in status and one can file an application to change to another nonimmigrant visa status.
C9 is the right category for employment if one is filing an application for adjustment of status.
I believe he does have to pay for advance parole.
If you have no relatives in the U.S. then the answer should be no.
It could be an issue. It raises a question whether the employer has a job for you or not.