Does the 30/60/90 rule apply if you get married on a tourist visa and go back home?
No, it doesn't. If you leave the U.S. on time (without overstaying), getting married during your B2 admission is technically legal. But if you...
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No, it doesn't. If you leave the U.S. on time (without overstaying), getting married during your B2 admission is technically legal. But if you...
You could get a leave of absence from the employer in India and study fulltime in the U.S. on an F-1 visa, as long as your employer is OK. While...
Non-delivery of notices should be addressed immediately through e-service (or through customer services) as it could happen again. If there is...
Unless your EAD category is eligible for automatic extension upon timely filing for renewal (see: https://www.uscis.gov/eadautoextend), you...
You are deportable. Once DHS/ICE finds you, you will be deported without any hearing (unless you seek asylum). Yes, DHS/ICE knows you are here...
As far as I could tell, a minor child automatically getting US citizenship through CCA of 2000 cannot change her legal name through the parent's...
For employment (Form I-9) purposes, she is #4, an alien authorized to work until mm/dd/yyyy (Work Permit Expiration). See:...
You will get a temporary A-number when you get an OPT/EAD card. You will also get a SSN when your I-765 is approved if you requested it on the...
My guess is that your case was simply placed at the end of the interview-waiting docket (which is probably a month-long, from the field office's...
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If the grandmother plans to go back to Mexico before her (B1/B2) admission expires, she should be OK.