AAO denial
Whether you can travel and whether you get a bar depends on whether you are out of status and how long. If you are currently in H-1b status and...
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Whether you can travel and whether you get a bar depends on whether you are out of status and how long. If you are currently in H-1b status and...
Once her stay outside of the US reached one year, she abandoned her permanent residence, unless there was a good reason. You would have to...
If your unlawful presence has not reached one year and you take voluntary departure you should not have a bar.
If the person left for more than one year without applying for and receiving a re-entry permit, he would have abandoned his permanent residence,...
Since he was deported and caught trying to re-enter, he should be subject to a bar. A way around this bar would be to file for him once you are...
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People on C or D visas normally do not get more than 29 days on their I-94, and filing for a change of status or extension of status would not be...
If you are a US citizen, you can file for him. However, the DUI depending on the punishment may be an issue, although unlikely, and your...
You should file form I-102. Sincerely, Rehan Alimohammad Attorney at Law & CPA Law Offices of Rehan Alimohammad, PC Houston Office:...
He should bring paperwork just in case to document that there was no further action taken. If he was not convicted or punished in any manner,...
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I would put Miami, FL since they granted you the permanent residence. The card is just processed in another office. F-1 is a non-immigrant visa.