In the below situation, should I stay here in US even if my visa expires? Or should I leave before visa expires?
Because you are an immediate relative you do not have to remain in status. Do NOT leave the US.
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Because you are an immediate relative you do not have to remain in status. Do NOT leave the US.
Love your analysis. You did a great job in theory but in practice it is too late to withdraw.
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It is not necessary to redo the immunizations, but you may have to redo the physical since it is only good for a year.
You can file again but be totally prepared before you file to avoid a replay of the denial.
It depends how old you are and whether you have any unlawful presence, neither of which you state in your post.
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