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The expungement will have no effect on your green card application. However, a domestic violence conviction is a deportable crime. You should...
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The expungement will have no effect on your green card application. However, a domestic violence conviction is a deportable crime. You should...
You should tell the truth you want your application to be approved. This will be not affect your wife adversely.
It does not matter whether your parents were married or not. If your certificates of birth show that you even have one parent in common (and that...
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You will not be out of status. However, the new employer should submit an H-1B transfer petition to the USCIS as soon as possible. That way, as...
I assume that you revealed your conviction at the time that you applied for your green card. If so, you should have no problem applying for a...
I am assuming that you have been a permanent resident for at least five years. The question is whether the USCIS will consider you a person of...
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You will not be out of status. However, the new employer should submit an H-1B transfer petition to the USCIS as soon as possible. That way, as...
You can either bring him here on a K-3 temporary visa and he can apply for his green card in the U.S. or you can sponsor him for a green card...
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If you were a "functional manager" abroad, you may qualify. The question is why your employer brought you to the U.S. as an L-1B rather than an...