I have 2 previous E-2 visa denials. I'm considering an F-1 visa. How should I approach the visa interview?
It does not sound like a good idea. Given your 2 denials, it would be best to hire an immigration attorney to evaluate your options.
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It does not sound like a good idea. Given your 2 denials, it would be best to hire an immigration attorney to evaluate your options.
Yes she should come in as H-4 and that have no impact on her job in Singapore.
You need to consult an immigration attorney immediately. Generally, a tourist visa will not be extended for more than 6 months. It does not sound...
It is very unlikely that she will obtain a visitor visa. It may be best to marry her in China and come back to the US to file a petition for her....
You would need to file a FOIA request.
You are able to travel abroad with a conditional green card but be sure that you do not remain outside of the US for more than 6 months.
It is best for you to go to Canada to obtain your H1-B. Consult your employer's immigration attorney.
I agree with my colleagues. It should not have an impact on your green card application but it is best to consult an attorney.
The certificate of naturalization should be enough but I would bring her birth certificate to the interview.
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If you have no criminal record then you do not need to bring anything relating to that to the I-485 interview.