Applied for H1B visa, husband is in the states illegaly.
I agree with my colleagues. It seems to be the general policy of USCIS not to go after people based on information on a visa petition, but that is...
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I agree with my colleagues. It seems to be the general policy of USCIS not to go after people based on information on a visa petition, but that is...
I agree with my colleague. You have a good understanding of the 180 day rule. Best of luck to you!
Yes. Since she is currently in status, she needs to apply for a student visa as soon as possible so that she does not have any problems with being...
I agree with my colleague. You may be able to save him from being deported, but you need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney as...
Are you a citizen or non citizen? The total net value of assets, less liens and liabilities against them, must equal five times the difference...
You, as the petitioner, still have to submit an i-864 for your husband, since you are the petitioner, even if you do not/did not work.
How about correspondence between the two of you? Emails, letters, phone conversations (records). Also, you can provide photos of the two of you and...
You really have no legal right to keep them, or to reimbursement, as she is your "family member" and it may be viewed as your obligation or your...
Tell the truth. Provide where the proceedings were, the date, and outcome (Vol. Departure).
I agree with my colleague. Further, I add that your husband may make a formal invitation letter to them, which may assist them in obtaining a visa,...