Should an unaccompanied minor respond yes to the 15.b question in the N-400 regarding been detained by an immigration officer?
Yes, if a DHS detained a person, even if they were a minor, they should say that yes, they have been detained.
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Yes, if a DHS detained a person, even if they were a minor, they should say that yes, they have been detained.
If your trips are under six months, you should not need a reentry permit. If you have a pattern of being out of the U.S. for most of the year,...
No doubt the CIS officer will notice and ask about it, and if you are able to explain it, then it should be no problem.
There is no bar to you applying again, however the J1 program administrator and consular officer may not be willing to risk you will not comply...
According to AI: VAWA self-petitioners and beneficiaries are exempt from all bars to adjustment, including the multiple violator bar....
No, you cannot get a work permit based on having an application for a J waiver pending for a long time.
You did, then, work without authorization. That does not disqualify you for adjustment of status as an asylee.
If you have a full time job for this coach, and can afford the annual salary, you can do it. But if you are just one of many, and you are not an...
Your sister can file for a tourist visa to come see you. The probability of approval depends on the country, and the reason for the trip.
If you are an H4, then you are not porting to an H1b, but you are getting a new H1b. You should not need pay stubs for that.