I'm a Syrian and I'm about to apply for i-130 for my spouse and children, my question is can I use old translated documents.
Yes, you can use them if you have an affidavit of translation. And if you are Syrian, how can you apply for your family?
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Yes, you can use them if you have an affidavit of translation. And if you are Syrian, how can you apply for your family?
If you entered the US in H-1 status then you are cap-exempt.
Obviously, the EAD will be abandoned also since it is based on a change of status which will be abandoned.
Your divorce will have no impact on your naturalization.
It is a just a draft and has no legal impact on your green card or naturalization.
You have to obtain H-1 status. You should ask the attorney being paid to represent you.
Yes there is a way but it is complicated due to the nonimmgrant intent requirement.
You may be stopped and questioned but your passport and I-20, with proof of full-time registration, should be all you need.
Call Senator John Cornyn's office in Dallas and tell them you need the receipt. They will have you fill out a short online form and they will...
It is not a good idea to move just to go to a faster Field Office. The move itself will add at least six months.