Forum Immigration: What does "ORDER: The appeal is sustained"
Assuming you are the who filed the appeal, it means it's in your favor.
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Assuming you are the who filed the appeal, it means it's in your favor.
Since you would be gone for more than 6 months, you would have to overcome the presumption that your continuous residence is broken. Technically...
You'd have to be more specific about how you got this 10-year bar, and who is petitioning for you. The regular waivable 10-year bar for unlawful...
You do have several options, and the "option" your lawyer mentioned may be the fastest but the riskiest as you may be refused entry (if not...
That wouldn't be a US immigration issue. That would the issues of criminal law and immigration law of that country.
Now that you were allowed to return on advance parole (AP), I wouldn't worry about DACA denial if you departed the US AFTER you applied for AP and...
Since you were already admitted as a non-immigrant (visa waiver/ESTA), I wouldn't worry about your previous green card. You should focus on the...
Your sister's petition doesn't qualify under 245(i). But if you were somehow included (as a principal or derivative) in I-130, I-140, Labor...
Since a green card through a US citizen sibling (under F4 category) won't be available for 10-15 years, your sister-in-law cannot concurrently file...
It's possible. But if you come back during the 90 days initially given, you might get re-admitted until the initial 90-day period expires. That's...