What does refusal for immigrant visa under section 212(a) 91B mean?
It appears that the US Embassy/Consulate meant section 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(I) or (II) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. A foreign national will...
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It appears that the US Embassy/Consulate meant section 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(I) or (II) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. A foreign national will...
Having a DWI/DUI conviction would not make you inadmissible/ineligible for adjustment of status. Since adjustment is technically a discretionary...
As long as you have the correct date of birth on the birth cert. and the updated passport, you should be fine.
Assuming you were in fact born in Mexico, you would have go through the late birth registration process in Mexico, perhaps with assistance of...
You could certainly use third-party affidavits, among others, to support your good faith (bona-fide) marriage, but those affidavits are not...
In determining which country to charge (or which priority date list to use), the applicant's country of birth (Singapore, in your case) will...
It's good that your I-485 application didn't pull the whole case from NVC. Let NVC knows of the principal's (your) I-485 approval and ask NVC to...
Theoretically, you could re-enroll in graduate school (possibly with CPT) after completing MBA/OPT. But from a practical standpoint, what...
Because the medical exam now requires the COVID vaccinations (which takes time to complete), USCIS is giving you a sufficient notice/time to...
Applying for and obtaining a re-entry permit does not necessarily change your eligibility for naturalization. But if your absence from the U.S....