A Cuban with other European passport can try to get across the border from Canada in the U.S.
I suppose you are asking if a Cuban who is a dual citizen can come to the U.S. and apply for Cuban Adjustment. My understanding is that, if they...
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I suppose you are asking if a Cuban who is a dual citizen can come to the U.S. and apply for Cuban Adjustment. My understanding is that, if they...
If the I-129H you filed asked to change your status, you do not need an I-539 to change status to H1. If it did not request a change of status you...
If the offense required prof beyond a reasonable doubt, then it is a crime and the answer is yes.
The best approach is the straightforward one. If the purpose of your fiancé's visa to the U.S. is to get married, you should file a fiancé visa. If...
No, you are subject to the cap.
If you lived in the US December 20 2001 and an immigrant visa was filed for you by April 30, 2001, you can file for adjustment of status, if...
Were you convicted of fraud? Identity theft? Any loss to the victim?
This question may or may not relate to your U.S. immigration so if it does, please indicate what your question is.
If you are divorced and re-married, then your marital status is "married".
No, you are not cap exempt.