Traveling on green card in current situation?
N o, overstaying before you got your green card will not prevent you from being admitted into the U.S. as a permanent resident.
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N o, overstaying before you got your green card will not prevent you from being admitted into the U.S. as a permanent resident.
Being selected does not limit your travel rights. But if you file for the H1b and you depart, you will be withdrawing your request for change of...
You can include any income you want on your I-864, particularly if it is included in your U.S. 1040 tax return.
The next step should be that USCIS holds the I-485 in abeyance until there is a decision on your I-360. Once your i-360 is approved USCIS can...
Perhaps the problem is that you sent the documents to USCIS when it is the embassy that requested them.
Being held in jail, but not convicted of anything, is not a bar to visiting the United States on a visa.
Generally it is not a problem but these days we have heard reports of people with TPS being detained and even deported.
If the income is on your tax return then you can and should include it with the rest of your income.
Yes, of course you can marry your boyfriend! It may make you ineligible for asylum. And you cannot adjust your status in the U.S. if you entered...
You can use whichever name you prefer to have on your 10 year green card. It's is up to you. Generally government officials do understand that a...