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Withdrawal of Asylum pending case?
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Answered on May 21, 2013
You are permitted to leave the U.S. anytime you want.
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I140 status shows "withdrawal" online
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Answered on May 21, 2013
Call and ask to speak with a customer service representative. Alternatively, file a Freedom of Information Act Request.
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Hello Sir
Good Morning! I have 2 H1's
1) 1st H1B (Aug'2004 - Aug'2007)
2) 2nd H1B(Aug'2007 - Aug'2010)
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Answered on May 21, 2013
It must be expired by now, you cannot be admitted on an expired visa.
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HELP!!!!!! will this cause a problem with immigration??
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Answered on May 21, 2013
Try it, if you are not worried about the risks.
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Will changing my birth certification cause a problem with USCIS because my uncle made a mistake on my immgration Document
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Answered on May 21, 2013
Without reviewing your entire immigration history there is no way to know if this will be deemed some kind of fraud. If you are sure it is not,...
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I am non-US citizen who own a business in USA and I live in my country, what will happen to that business in case of my death?
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Answered on May 21, 2013
You should contact an attorney who deals with Wills, Estates and Probate.
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F2 to F1 change. Is F2 visa stamp still valid?
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Answered on May 21, 2013
If they deny your F1, they will also cancel your F2.
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I was the victim of a crime and was granted U status 2 years ago. I then petitioned for my stepdaughter who lives in Honduras.
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Answered on May 21, 2013
Contact the U.S. Embassy in Honduras to follow up.
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Should my wife file for F1 status or remain on H4?
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Answered on May 21, 2013
1. It is a good idea. She can get OPT this way.
2. You can change status from H4 to F1 without leaving the U.S., if you are in status.
3. There...
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VWP overstay and has approved I-130 and has to travel to home country for immigrant visa
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Answered on May 21, 2013
If you become a US citizen, he can file for adjustment. Otherwise he must process overseas.
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