Do I have to leave the US to apply for an EB-1 visa?
It appears that you are out of status and have been for some time. In that case, you would generally be ineligible to adjust status in the US. ...
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It appears that you are out of status and have been for some time. In that case, you would generally be ineligible to adjust status in the US. ...
Departing the US while a request for change of status is pending means abandoning the application for change of status.
Yes, your son must be present if he is seeking any immigration benefits.
Generally, failure to maintain status would not render an "immediate relative" ineligible to adjust status. Consult with an attorney for specific...
Unfortunately, you cannot file for the work permit until the 150 days has run.
No reason to worry. Every applicant must suffer the NVC's processing delays.
The USCIS will not expedite the EAD, but it appears that you have filed well in advance of the expiration of the previous.
That usually means the case was transferred for processing at a different office.
You can request evidence of your pending status via an InfoPass appointment with the USCIS.
Yes, as long as the priority date remains current USCIS should accept that application.