Can my soon to be wife go back to her country while the I-131 (travel document) is still in process and return?
That is not a recommended course of action. there is no guarantee the travel document would be issued without incident.
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That is not a recommended course of action. there is no guarantee the travel document would be issued without incident.
The employer should consult with its immigration counsel to determine whether material changes have occurred, warranting any amended filings.
The Embassy will not process the K-3 if the I-130 has already been approved.
Yes, this happens frequently when the visa validity period overlaps into the validity period of the new passport.
The H-3 visa is generally used fro training and sometimes a J-1 visa.
This is possible, but there are many issues and many such applications are denied. Consult with an attorney.
Those would appear to be unauthorized "means-tested" benefits. Visit the USCIS website for more information.
You can extrapolate by 12 months or 52 weeks from one paycheck, as long as her payroll is consistent.
If you are a US Citizen, two separate petitions would be required, however, the two applicants could be interviewed the same day.
You would need to apply for and obtain an Advance Parole travel document.