Can a spouse of an asylee who got married in the US go back to native country?
Yes, but your husband cannot.
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Yes, but your husband cannot.
The H1-B1 petition is always filed in the U.S. If you want to change your nonimmigrant status, you must be so in the U.S. If you are abroad, or...
Most likely, it was transferred to Baltimore.
Evidence of joint property and accounts (and wedding photographs) are better supplements to the I-130 than affidavits. Please see
You need to speak with an experienced immigration attorney to determine if you automatically "derived" U.S. citizenship through your parents. If...
No one knows for sure. The worldwide family-based 4th preference category retrogressed 2 years in February. The March Visa Bulletin should be out...
There is a J waiver possibility if you would be persecuted is you had to return to your home country. However, stating that the situation is...
If you left the U.S. for over one year, then you abandoned your green card status. You would have to apply for a new green card. Please see
If the USCIS gave you until November 2011 to work in the U.S. in H-1B status, do so. Of course, this is legal. If you get a PERM application...
You need to wait until your priority date is current.