My sister B1/B2 visa was refused under 214-b.
I agree with my colleague, in order to qualify for a B-2, your sister needs to present as much evidence as she can that has any tendency to prove...
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I agree with my colleague, in order to qualify for a B-2, your sister needs to present as much evidence as she can that has any tendency to prove...
I disagree with my colleagues. If you come back to the U.S. with the B-1 now that you are married to a U.S. citizen, you will be committing Visa...
You have to wait the the priority date is current. The wait is currently 11 years (more or less), but it might even get worse.
If you were not married in your country, then it s not going to work. If you lived in the State of Kansas, you may try to claim that you entered...
Yes, if your daughter already had a Green Card.
I would recommend it. You should have consulted with a lawyer before even filing for citizenship.
No, under the facts you presented.
Your I-485 will have to be adjudicated by the Immigration Judge assigned to your case.
You can apply for removal of the condition on your Green Card even without your spouse, if you will be divorced by the time you need to file. It...
Yes, if you can prove you have funds to pay the school's tuition, whcih is reported on the I-20 form