Can I adjust my status even though I have 2 I-94's and overstayed the latest one?
To adjust status as an immediate relative one does not need to be in lawful status, but one must have been inspected and admitted or paroled.
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To adjust status as an immediate relative one does not need to be in lawful status, but one must have been inspected and admitted or paroled.
Yes, the seventy five countries' citizens are paused from oath ceremonies. You could try filing a petition for hearing or a mandamus petition in...
Taking a second job, and dropping to part time on the religious worker job do raise the question whether there is really a full time job offer from...
There are any number of law firms who could help you. Try aila.org. Also you might want to explore what EB visa would work for you, particularly...
Like any other employment based immigrant visa category, it has long been a rule of thumb to try to wait six months before departing your field or...
It is possible, but note first that normal processing time is four years, so if you are within that the court may deny your request. Second,...
Yes, by law you must inform USCIS of your new address. You can do so by filing for AR-11. If you do not wish to set up an account and file...
The PERM may be valid but a pending PERM application by itself does not give you the right to stay in the U.S. or change status.
Check the calendar and determine what was the actual date of birth on the Gregorian Calendar. Perhaps you need a new birth certificate. Or use...
You cannot file the I-601A provisional waiver if you are still in removal proceedings, so there is no choice but to wait until proceedings are over.