USC marrying J1 Visa holder?
Hello: It is never wise to voluntarily go out of status. Also, I would make sure he is not subject to the two-year foreign residency...
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Immigration Lawyer at Long Beach, CA
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Hello: It is never wise to voluntarily go out of status. Also, I would make sure he is not subject to the two-year foreign residency...
Hello: Normally this is not done. However, it is possible if the J itself clearly delineates that is is a part-time J. Please see more...
Hello: Your being pregnant has zero effect on whether this will be approved or not. Assuming he qualifies to adjust in the U.S., the proper...
Hello: First, it must be determined if your wife is under 245(i). Assuming nothing was ever filed at Immigration, INA Section 245(i) is not...
Hello: First, this would depend on when the crime occurred and the statutory language of the crime. The Naturalization Application must be...
Hello: Based upon what you have stated, you would qualify for adjustment of status in deportation proceedings, but if you married, it would have...
Hello: Unfortunately, we cannot tell you for sure what will happen. Coming in under the VWP allows either WB (for business) or WT (for tourist)....
Hello: Not only can you not file for residency, your husband has probably entered into an area of law making him permanently inadmissible and...
Hello: It is unclear from your question on what basis is your current status. Are you under an approved H-1B or an approved L-1B. Either one you...
Hello: Your Mexican Passport, nor Student ID give you legal status in the U.S. While Customs officials and BCBP are usually at points of entry...