Immigration question
It is unlikely as long as you don't have another ground of inadmissibility that applies.
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It is unlikely as long as you don't have another ground of inadmissibility that applies.
If your approval notice does not have an I-94, then you have to go out and get a visa to return and be admitted in H-1B status. You may be able to...
I always include the J-1 information to show how the J-2 is qualified.
At least you can show that you have met. Start saving those Facebook conversations and use them as evidence of a continued relationship. Take...
You can be in the US with a valid I-94 and an expired visa, because the I-94 is evidence of status and the visa only assists with entry. If your...
I have handled many cases like this. There is Supreme Court precedent that says that the USCIS cannot require you to live in the same city and...
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A visa waiver entrant can adjust status when married to a US citizen, but marriage and adjustment cannot be the reason for the entry.
Not unless it qualifies you for a permanent residency classification. You should have an experienced attorney review your credentials to see if...
Usually three or four are enough.
If you marry, she should be able to sponsor your for lawful permanent residence.