F1 to EB3
No, you do not. However, if you maintain a legal nonimmigrant status and for some reason your I-485 is denied, you will not be placed under...
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No, you do not. However, if you maintain a legal nonimmigrant status and for some reason your I-485 is denied, you will not be placed under...
Perhaps not since you overstayed although reinstatement of F-1 status is always a possibility. You may be eligible for H-1B status based upon your...
If the priority date is current, she can apply for adjustment of status.
No, although you can check with an experienced immigration attorney to make sure whether your husband is really subject to the bar. Please see
If you divorce before you get a green card, you will no longer be eligible to remain in the U.S. unless you qualify for another temporary status.
You can only be in one status at a time, L-1A or L-2.
The waiting time varies. Sometimes, the USCIS investigates the bona fides of the marriage. This can take several months. Were you and your...
You should be very careful about applying for any immigration benefits since you are illegally present in the U.S., and any application could...
If all of the charges were dismissed (not expunged) and you are a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., this should not hinder you in becoming a...
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I do not believe that your boyfriend would be eligible for a waiver even if he married you. When a person illegally re-enters the U.S. after being...