Can i go out and return from the right country ? and my two children? What if I take them out of the country and the return?
Your question refers to the "right country," however that concept does not exist in US immigration law.
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Your question refers to the "right country," however that concept does not exist in US immigration law.
This is possible. Consult with an immigration attorney to discuss the specific requirements and timing issues.
Between July 2016 and October 2016. Pay attention to the actual date of approval.
The case is proceeding in a normal fashion. Whether it would ultimately be approved is an entirely different question.
You could hire an attorney to file a lawsuit seeking a Writ of Mandamus from the US District Court to compel USCIS action.
You would need to file a Form N-471 with the USCIS in advance.
You would be subject to the 6-year limit, even if USCIS has made a mistake on your I-94. Consult with an attorney before making any firm plans.
You will not need a new PERM as long as the job opportunity remains.
No, you do not necessarily have to maintain nonimmigrant status.
technically, it sis called a "Petition for Immigrant Worker," which is an immigrant visa petition type.