My husband is in US on L1 visa. We have been married since 3 years. I want to apply for L2 visa.
Generally speaking, you do not need to get a new passport, as yours is valid with evidence of your marriage and the subsequent "name change". It...
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Generally speaking, you do not need to get a new passport, as yours is valid with evidence of your marriage and the subsequent "name change". It...
Your parents need to prove up ties to their home country, not ties to the US. If asked, they certainly should be able to give information about...
If you already have your visa and your planned travel to the US is appropriate for that visa, then you do not need any other permission from the...
In that the E-2 status (as noted on the I-94) has already expired, you cannot extend unless you can get a nunc pro tunc petition approved. Also,...
The appropriate visa will depend on the nature of the position, its minimum requirements, your educational background, work history, any corporate...
Please clarify. The naturalization can only be granted to someone that already has U.S. permanent residence status, meaning that the original...
Please clarify your question and situation. Is your status in the U.S., related to your medical condition or treatment?
The person needs to have a basis for permanent residence. Generally speaking, it will be family-based, but certainly could be employment-based....
In addition to the information requested from the first answer; it will be important to know how you entered the US, how old you were when you...