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How to go from F1 visa to Green Card.
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Answered on May 24, 2011
If you do not have a qualifying relative, you would need to find an employer willing to sponsor you. Depending on your qualifications, you will...
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How long the i130 take to approve from CSC if you are US citizen? Please tell me
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Answered on May 24, 2011
Estimate processing times are posted on the USCIS website.
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How can I avoid being deported?
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Answered on May 24, 2011
CAN I PUT OFF DEPORTATION BECAUSE A DIVORCE CASE IS IN PROGRESS IN USA?
No
CAN I BE GRANTED SOME OTHER VISA( SAY A TOURIST VISA )ON THIS...
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Can an illegal be deported after living in the us for more then a decade
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Answered on May 24, 2011
Of course you can be deported. Whether there are avenues available to you to avoid deportation or to legalize you status would depend on many...
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How long can a person wait after entering the US before starting to work on H1B?
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Answered on May 24, 2011
You would need to start work ASAP. The H-1B is not a tourist visa. It is a work visa. You are therefore required to work.,
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Just found out about a change from a H2b visa to a B2 and be able to stay in the U.S legally
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Answered on May 24, 2011
You would file an I-539 with USCIS. The I-539 would have to establish why you are seeking to change your status, and "looking for work" would not...
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I was arrested but case was dismissed and sealed. Do i have to disclose arrest at I-751 form for removing conditions from my GC?
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Answered on May 24, 2011
Yes you do.
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Hello, i have applied for change of status from J 1 To F1. i have some questions.. need help
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Answered on May 23, 2011
You can remain and travel within the US while USCIS processes your application for change of status.
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I am a permanent resident. my fiance has a visitors visa. we want to get married and relocate her to the US. what must i do?
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Answered on May 23, 2011
Unfortunately, because you are not a US citizen, your fiancee will face a significant wait before she can immigrate.
See links below.
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We got married (in D.C.)! Well, what are the steps to get all the papers in order (I-485, SSN, DMV, etc.). Thanks!
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Answered on May 23, 2011
Not enough facts here. If you are a US citizen see the link below.
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