Travelling out of the country
A crime involving moral turpitude could subject you to inadmissibility, as well as mandatory detention. Not recommended.
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A crime involving moral turpitude could subject you to inadmissibility, as well as mandatory detention. Not recommended.
You could try to change to F1, it will not impact when the visa will be available for you. There is a risk you could age out if you turn 21 before...
It seems to me you will need to refile the i-824. If husband is in legal status, and the visa is still available, he can file for adjustment.
You should not age out if she files for you and she remains a permanent resident. it will likely take at least 3 - 4 years for you to get the visa...
If you sent it by regular mail, you might try contacting the CIS lockbox to verify receipt. If you have proof of delivery, it may be easier to...
It depends whether your marriage certificate is relevant to your application. If it is, you should get the name corrected on the marriage...
There is no way to know how long it could take for the response to your EOIR-29. It could be years. If you want a decision faster, you can refile.
You can schedule an infopass appointment with CIS to get an I-551 stamp and that will allow you to travel. it takes a few days to get the stamp,...
If your mother gets a court order granting her guardianship, perhaps. Or if you get a court order terminating the biological mother's parental...
Since TPS is not actually a non-immigrant status, it is not clear that leaving the U.S. voids the TPS application. But to stay on the safe side...