TPS and Travel document
I agree with my colleagues. It's best to just sit sight, be thankful for the TPS and wait until you have residency before trying to leave the country.
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I agree with my colleagues. It's best to just sit sight, be thankful for the TPS and wait until you have residency before trying to leave the country.
I have not seen that before but administrative stuff like that is common with USCIS. I would not stress out about it. Just keep checking for updates.
I wouldn't. Do you have a reentry permit? How would you enter the USA.
What process are referring to and are you the petitioner or beneficiary? Your question is very confusing.
I agree with attorney Segal.
I agree with attorney Segal.
I agree with attorney Segal.
He files the petition abroad and if he does not have sufficient income then you two get a co-sponsor that is a legal permanent resident or us citizen.
Yes but you must submit the petition after 60 days from his entry and BEFORE his I94 expires.
This is very common with USCIS. Just try filing the change of status again or call the 800 number to let them know.