I like to ask about Change of Status from B2 to F1 and I-539 Part 4 Question 6.
No, you can truthfully answer that you have not been arrested since your most recent admission.
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No, you can truthfully answer that you have not been arrested since your most recent admission.
Your husband is not required to help you immigrate to the U.S. If you are looking for child support, you should find a divorce lawyer.
The work permit takes about one year. You get the green card in the mail about 3 weeks after the approval of the I-485.
What you can do is to process for the visa outside the U.S.
Were they questioned upon their arrival? Did they just get their tourist visas and did they provide a reason for the trip? If not, then they can...
You can do that, and you should not need a new visa as long as your current one is not expired.
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He needs to file for you to become a derivative asylee on form i-730. Once approved, you must wait one year and then you can file for adjustment...
You can check if the priority date is current, and if NVC forwarded the file to Islamabad. If it is current and they have not forwarded it, you...
One must be in the U.S. to file for adjustment of status.
If you choose not to get emergency advance parole, it should not affect your application for advance parole.