Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
It would be best if you did not travel since technically it will be abandoned. Further, you should be discussing this with your husband's attorney...
In country 601 waivers, which I assume you are referring to, can take up to a year, but certainly at least six months. An attorney will not change...
You need to see a Board Certified immigration attorney, or at least consult by phone, and may need a family lawyer also. And I would do this...
You are asking about "resident" for tuition and other school purposes. That has nothing to do with immigration law.
CIS needs your wife's 2015 tax return regardless of what it says and the 2015 tax return for the joint sponsor.
This is not an immigration question but the answer I hope is no.
That was certainly not a good idea and doesn't even have any benefit.
You can either file an amended petition with CIS or go the border and be readmitted. If you are from Mexico you probably also need a new visa, so...
You have an attorney who is being paid to advise you. AVVO lawyers are not paid and are for people who might need a lawyer. Withdrawing your H-1...
She needs to speak to the International Student Office at UT so they can authorize her to be out of school but maintain status.