What happens if asylum applicant fails to bring original copies of evidence for the interview/court hearings?
Agreed. And you should hire an attorney to review the case and go to the interview with you, esp. if documents are missing.
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Agreed. And you should hire an attorney to review the case and go to the interview with you, esp. if documents are missing.
Asylum is a complex field, and this gets still more complicated due to your impending divorce. Make sure you hire an attorney for this.
Giving up US citizenship has become complex, and expensive. Your renunciation will likely be denied if you can't prove you have another...
One check for both is fine. The fee depends on the age of the applicant. See https://www.uscis.gov/i-485 Have an attorney review your filing if...
Adjustment of status takes place in the US, or you should have chosen consular processing. The forms, fees, etc. are different. You may request a...
As long as your husband remains in H-1B status, even if he changes employers, your H-4 is still valid. No need for you to reapply for a new H-4.
Agree with my colleagues. Generally speaking if Co B's petition is approved, I doubt the Consulate will let you keep both visas. Co A visa will...
Agreed, there is no definite time frame. And, as is often the case on this site, the answer is: Ask your attorney!
True, if you are not divorced, it will make it harder for your husband to remove his conditional status. If you are divorced, he will only have to...
It may simply be a problem with the name entered on the I-94. Check again the I-94 website with maiden name (esp. for French people), double name...