LPR just filled I-130 for wife. Wife on F1 visa. F1 status will expire on Sep/11. Can I extend her I-20 without problems?
Yes. It will demonstrate that that her intent is not to leave the U.S. Her transfer will probably be denied.
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Yes. It will demonstrate that that her intent is not to leave the U.S. Her transfer will probably be denied.
You do not need an I-94 to prove that you entered that the U.S. lawfully. You passport with the admission stamp demonstrates that your did. You...
You should specify what type of visa you had which is now expired. You may not be subject to the ten-year bar if your I-94 says "D/S" (Duration of...
No. First, I believe you mean "permanent residence" rather than "citizens". Second, the children must be 21 years of age in order to sponsor...
Remember, the USCIS won't deny your husband a 10-year green card simply because your marriage did not work out. You obviously thought that your...
You can work with EADs as long as you have L-2 status. If your husband is in L-1B status, you can work up to 5 years as an L-2. If you still want...
No, your cousin is too distant a relative to sponsor you for a green card. Please see
You can leave the U.S. There is no danger of arrest. And, yes, you can bring your cat with you.
If you I-140 is approved and you are waiting for your priority date to be current so that you can apply for adjustment of status, you are entitled...
She must submit an I-601 waiver after you marry her and your sponsor her for a green card. She must prove that you would suffer "extreme hardship"...