My boyfriend is becoming an US citizen of February, and we want to get married. I have a planned trip to visit him on April.
If you are admitted as a tourist, you can get married and file to adjust your status to that of a lawful permanent resident.
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If you are admitted as a tourist, you can get married and file to adjust your status to that of a lawful permanent resident.
He may be subject to a 10 year bar, or a permanent bar to returning to the U.S. It depends on his immigration history.
If you have the equivalent of a masters, you can be EB2. I don't see how you are EB1. If your employer files an I-140 and it is pending for 180...
It depends on where he embarked into the U.S., and where he was supposed to return to the ship or airplane. If he never was a crewman, please...
It does.
It depends on the charges against you and the likelihood of conviction. Some convictions you can get a waiver when you file for adjustment, but...
Public charge should not bar your from adjustment based on VAWA.
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The question is indeed ambiguous so you should err on the side of caution and disclose everything.
If this is an OPT extension for STEM, the employer must be e-verified.
If you do not have a two year foreign residency requirement, you are definitely better off filing from the U.S. and not departing, possibly...