Does overstaying my tourist visa mean I have violated the terms or conditions of my nonimmigrant status?
By overstaying in the United States, you are not violating the terms and conditions of your non-immigrant visa.
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By overstaying in the United States, you are not violating the terms and conditions of your non-immigrant visa.
Your eligibility depends on whether or not a Labor Certification Application or an Immigrant Petition was filed for you on or before April 30, 2001...
Yes, a petitioner may still seek to file I-130 for a spouse who was arrested for misdemeanor. Please make sure to have all the records ready and...
I agree with Attorney Smith. As your H-1B Amendment is for your future employment (employment change), it is unlikely that USCIS will visit your...
The answer actually depends on whether or not your spouse is a U.S. Citizen and whether or not you obtained your Green Card through her sponsorship.
If necessary and in general, USCIS will send you a Notice (Request for Evidence) for additional documents and information. If you find it...
Unfortunately, you will not likely recover anything from USCIS and other federal government agencies. However, my suggestion is to consult with an...
This venue may take you years (decades) to obtain your Green Card. You might want to consider employment-based sponsorship, studying, etc.
If you have residence in Jamaica, you may be able to apply for a U.S. Passport in there.
You will be required to prove that you had a legitimate marriage with the U.S. citizen spouse, and then, file a request for waiver on the joint...