Is my family green card case still valid if the petitioner died?
The petition dies with the petitioner. The recourse depends on where you (or your wife or minor child) was at the time of your US citizen father...
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The petition dies with the petitioner. The recourse depends on where you (or your wife or minor child) was at the time of your US citizen father...
The reentry permit will be valid for two years from the approval. A permanent resident with the reentry permit must come back to the U.S. before...
The basic facts are not clear. Maybe you meant to say "I am an unmarried daughter of a US citizen (21 years of age or older)," correct? If you...
You could file for an extension of B2 admission until the initial admission expires. Once you overstay, you won't be eligible for the extension. ...
Your parents are supposed to live in the U.S. as permanent residents and visit overseas, not the other way around. Going back to their home...
Unless a nosy TSA agent (checking your ID) contacts CBP, you probably won't be flagged at the airport on your travelling day. But DHS (CBP/ICE)...
You complete your visa application (DS-260) (and upload your civil documents after that) through the CEAC at your own pace, and your...
If you obtained your permanent resident status (green card) as an immediate relative (ex. a spouse of a U.S. citizen), then your unauthorized...
Yes, you can petition for your minor child in the F2A category (which takes 2-3 years). If you obtained your conditional green card through...
You don't necessarily need a "consent" from the I-140 petitioner where you are seeking the mandamus relief to move your consular visa application...