F2A Consular Interview Refused with 221 G asking additional document, Returned Passport, status (Wife/Daughter) (AP/Ready)

The petitioner is always required to show a relationship with a step child, other than the marriage to the biological parent.

If you are a minor of 18 and foreign can you sing a resignation of your visa or you need the permission of your parents?

You will either have to provide much more information or see a qualified immigration attorney because this question does not really mean very much...

VAWA good faith proof acceptable?

You have several options but you must consult a qualified immigration attorney quickly before this situation gets worse, especially if your spouse...

I came in with b1,b2 visa but my i94 expired in march.my wife is a green card holder three years.can I apply for EAD?

You cannot get an EAD for work but if you do not talk to a qualified immigration attorney you may lose the options you have or will have.

My b1/b2 visa cancelled because I gave birth on state expense therefore I can't reapply for 21 years

This is not a question nor is a correct statement of the law in several ways.

H1 to H4 Case -- Ripe for inquiry

There is probably nothing to worry about. Just because CIS is slow does not mean it is bad. It is good though that "your friends" attorney may...

Will USCIS change my name on my green card with just my marriage certificate showing my husband's first name and last name?

As a married woman you are legally allowed to use your married or maiden name interchangeably whenever and however choose. It may get confusing...

My husband got caught trying to return to the states and is now being held by ICE. I am a US Citizen can I get him out?

He may be eligible for a bond but right now you need to meet with a qualified immigration lawyer to see if is eligible for any relief in removal...

I entered the USA on an F-1 visa. My Cuban husband has entered through Canada and granted dry foot rule. Can I adjust status?

Interesting. The "dry foot rule"; haven't heard that in a long time. If he is here a year he can adjust status and you will be eligible for LPR...

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Most schools in Texas will allow you to attend without any status at all. So, yes, U status is fine.