If she has accrued over 180 days unlawful presence in the U.S. she will be barred for three years from admission to the U.S.

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Normally this is due to an arrest for DUI or something similar that could make a person ineligible for admission to the U.S.

It is not likely that a record of having applied for a marriage license will have any impact on this individuals immigration status or future...

Considering the cost and risk of denial for the EB5, I suggest the IR instead. But they are not mutually exclusive, you could file everything to...

Not really . There is no visa category for nieces and nephews of U.S. citizens. HIs mother, of course, can file for him if she is a permanent...

Check your I-94 to determine until when you were admitted. Most likely the prevailing wage application was good from three years from the date the...

If you came on a visa waiver, you cannot change status. You can apply to a school and get the visa abroad if you wish. Or if it is not a visa...

Very likely this will lead to a finding that he attempted to get a visa by fraud. There is a bar to admission to the U.S. if one committed fraud...

Notify USCIS to change the category of your I-751. Send them your divorce decree and save proof you sent it to them.