Should parents reapply for a U.S. B1/B2 visa from their home country after 214(b) refusals?
There is no harm trying. They will know about the prior denial and you will need to overcome the grounds for the denials.
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There is no harm trying. They will know about the prior denial and you will need to overcome the grounds for the denials.
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First; F4's do not age out. Second, an F4 is for a brother or sister, but an F2b is a son or daughter. As such, an F4 does not change into an F2B.
Yes, when you complete the DS forms, use the correct names and dates of birth and do not continue the incorrect information.
There is no way to guarantee you will not be required to do consular processing. But our office and many other offices can do the H1b change of...
Generally one does not need to apply for a police clearance in an application for naturalization so in my opinion no, you do not.