Am I eligible to apply for naturalization after 1 year of being LPR based on the exemption of Sec. 316. [8 U.S.C. 1427] ?
No. It does not appear that you are eligible for naturalization under that section of law. Consult with an attorney.
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No. It does not appear that you are eligible for naturalization under that section of law. Consult with an attorney.
You may be able to extend the H-1B, but a section 212(i) waiver is required for adjustment of status and is very difficult to obtain.
You must be able to show adequate ties to persuade the Consul that you will return when the program is complete.
If you are sure that your application has been abandoned, why do you need confirmation? If you want to avoid making further mistakes, schedule a...
No, the N-470 is not used to preserve naturalization eligibility for personal reasons.
The DV application alone would not defeat the J-1 visa application, however, you will have to persuade the Consult that you are not an intending...
You can apply, but will likely be refused, as you are in fact an intending immigrant.
You can write one letter or two and try and explain that they are not a risk of non-return. Good luck.
The person who signed your affidavit of support may be responsible to reimburse the Government for certain benefits used.
You can expect that this case could easily take 9 months to a year.