Help for overstayed visa and green card from DV
If his I-94 card for his J admission was stamped "D/S", then he is not an overstay, but is a "status violator" and therefore, has not probably not...
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If his I-94 card for his J admission was stamped "D/S", then he is not an overstay, but is a "status violator" and therefore, has not probably not...
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If she is the mother (or step-mother) of your son, he can sponsor her for a green card. To be his step-mother, your marriage would have had to...
Your daughter will be a U.S. citizen as long as she is born in the U.S. Unless your parent(s) were U.S. citizen at your birth, you are not...
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If he accumulated over one year of "unlawful presence" in the U.S., he is barred from returning for 10 years unless he obtains a waiver.
It depends what kind of status you were in before you overstayed, and why you overstayed.
If you do, you can check by calling the Immigration Court's automated phone system. The system works as follows: (1) Dial 1-800-898-7180 and...
You may find it difficult to change status to F-1, but you definitely can change status to J-2.
If you wish, you can sue the USCIS in Federal Court to speed up the process. Please read the following story: A green card holder who we will...
I agree with the above answer. However, petty theft is considered a "petty offense", and the conviction of one petty offense does not render a...