As a US citizen I filed for my Indian born citizen married son in 2008 when he and his wife was in Australia on student visa.
The applicable priority dates are determined by place of birth.
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The applicable priority dates are determined by place of birth.
Whether he complied with the conditions of his probation is completely irrelevant to him being deported. His deportation was probably based on the...
Physical presence is time you are physically in the US
Yes. But you must make sure that you are not subject to the 2 year foreign residency requirement. If you are subject to it, you will either have to...
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No. An affidavit of support is not required for DV lottery winners.
Write to USCIS with the receipt number.
You would need to retain the new attorney and the new attorney would then need to sub-out the initial attorney. You would need to give the new...
You would have to file before your last day of work.
If he did not enter the US legally, he will need to qualify for 245(i) in order to get the green card, exit the US for 10 years, or wait for the...
It is impossible to answer this question without more facts. Additionally, any such Motion to Reopen/Reconsider would need to be a joint motion...