What can we do to help my brother?
Whether or not he can be helped depends on what his convictions are for and when they occurred. Please see
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Whether or not he can be helped depends on what his convictions are for and when they occurred. Please see
You could, although it might be easier to simply wait for the USCIS to send the paperwork back to you. However, if you submitted the I-751 close to...
Usually, if the parents are the beneficiaries of a visa petition, the child is a "derivative beneficiary" and can adjust status along with the...
The USCIS is correct. Take your I-20 and apply for your F-1 student visa in your country. Please see
It will be a problem only if he is not making enough money to complete an affidavit of support on your behalf. If this is the case, he will need a...
The USCIS return all the paperwork to you soon and request the check. Please see
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You should apply for an EAD based on your pending I-485. You no longer need OPT. Please see
You should apply for an EAD based on your pending I-485. You no longer need OPT. Please see
You should apply for an EAD based on your pending I-485. You no longer need OPT. Please see
Since a DUI is not a "crime of moral turpitude", your conviction will have no effect on your permanent resident status. For additional...