Lost green card and applying for I-751
Your passport and I-751 receipt do allow you to travel in and out of the U.S. for one year from the date of the receipt.
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Your passport and I-751 receipt do allow you to travel in and out of the U.S. for one year from the date of the receipt.
If your wife filed a timely application for change of status, she can stay in the U.S. until it is adjudicated and approved. She cannot be on an...
Some foreign government, and some US consulates require photocopies to be "authenticated" by an attorney stamp. We have such stamps, and any...
Generally DUI is not an offense which subjects one to inadmissibility or deportation. If you wish you can apply for change of status to B1/B2, if...
Extreme hardship is not defined. More to the point, you should be asking "extreme hardship to whom?" You indicate hardship to your child, but the...
Generally a student is admitted for duration of status. Unless there is a finding that the student is in violation of status, or failed to...
What was the basis for your adjustment application? Who filed for you? Perhaps the underlying visa was revoked or withdrawn? What are the...
Yes, after one year out of the U.S. you can get another six years as an H1b.
Why do you need a stamp?
Living apart will not disqualify him, however it is an issue he will have to address at the interview.