J2 (e212) convert to F1, have applied waiver
The waiver must be approved before you can change status.
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The waiver must be approved before you can change status.
You should apply for naturalization as soon as you are eligible.
No. The school is in charge of the SEVIS records.
No.
Probably not, but he should have an experienced immigration attorney review all his arrest and conviction records in order to find out for sure.
You need to get an experienced immigration attorney.
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Given that you have no idea what a brief is, you really should have an attorney handling the case. A brief is the argument of why the decision was...
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You should have applied under the 5 year rule. Although a separation in and of itself is not statutorily disqualifying, you are dealing with a...
Maybe. One of the conditions for the visa waiver, is that she gives up her rights to contest removability. If ICE seeks to remove her before she...