Change of status from F1 to F2 processing time and have to do reentry to US ?
File I-539 and wait for about 150 - 10,000 days and get your new status. You do not have to leave the country.
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File I-539 and wait for about 150 - 10,000 days and get your new status. You do not have to leave the country.
You will be admitted if you present your expired green card, but you may need to prove to a judge that you did not abandon your status. Similarly...
The stamp does seem incorrect. If your parents are U.S. citizens you should be eligible to file for adjustment of status. If the one who filed...
Yes, having an old card does not prevent him from filing for naturalization based on five years lawful resident status.
Filing for VAWA does not violate or cancel one's F1 status. Nor does not impact one's eligibility for OPT.
Yes, an employer for whom you are not currently working can file an I-140 on your behalf. You can file an I-485 if the visa is available. You...
If you do not sign for the child's passport, or give permission for the child to travel, it would be difficult for the mother of the child to...
No, you do not have the authority to cancel your husband's visa. He can return to your country if he wants, and he does not need to cancel the...
Filling for an EAD in a different category will not qualify for an automatic extension of your existing EAD.
Generally they won't find lack of GMC based on just one petty offense. But you do need to explain to them what happened. Letters from other...