J1 visa home residency 2 year requirement
If you return to the U.S. in J status, you will still have to return to your country for another two years. Please see
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If you return to the U.S. in J status, you will still have to return to your country for another two years. Please see
See the video Citizenship through Parents.
Not having a visa is a big problem. She may only be eligible to get her green card abroad, and by leaving the U.S., she may be barred from...
You can get married, she can change her name, and you came file your taxes together, and not of this will be reported to the Immigration...
With the USCIS. Please see
Looks like you are either going to have to submit a Motion to Reopen/Reconsider with a copy of your records, or apply all over again. Immigration...
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I don't think that USCIS will question you about your marriage, but just in case they do, it's a good idea to have copies of your tax returns and...
This is like looking for a needle in a haystack. There is not one chance in a million that the government has a copy of your I-94. Better find...
I agree with the above answer, but are you sure you really want to marry this guy?