Im still waiting from uscis but I have not heard anything from them. My grace period will be expired soon. what should I do ?
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There are several issues here that will need to be addressed. 1) the recency of her current marriage. 2) the fact that she is seeking annulment,...
Your status does not automatically change. You have to apply for a change of status, and if you are separated, that will be problematic. You...
You do not state what your fiance's status is. If he is a US citizen, you can most likely get the green card in the US. You should retain an...
EADs for adjustment of status applications where the filing fee for the Adjustment of Status application is $1,010 or higher are included in that...
You would either have to have the green card, or be on a valid non-immigrant visa that permits you to hold a TWIC. An EAD is simply not enough.
If you have an advance parole and are not otherwise inadmissible, you should not have problems coming back to the US.
It depends on how the law school student entered the US and on what the high school student's current immigration status is.
A warrant will not only affect your case, but could even result in you being arrested in court. You need to get this resolved before your court date.
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You need to get your facts straight. US Citizens, and the people you term "illegals" are at best treated the same way for the same crimes. At...