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Birth certificate
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Answered on March 17, 2016
You should file it with the original; birth certificate and bring the adoption decree and amended birth certificate to the interview.
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I-129f
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Answered on March 17, 2016
You can send that information to the USICE office nearest your home.
Can I file a lawsuit for being replaced by an illegal immigrant
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Answered on March 17, 2016
You can file a lawsuit for wrongful termination. Consult with a labor attorney.
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Will my H1b visa be valid if i change employer.I have not gone to US any time with the stamped visa for work assignment
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Answered on March 17, 2016
There are several issues that could arise if you follow this course of action. Consult with an attorney.
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I want to be able to work when i graduate from college but I can't rely on TPS either. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Answered on March 17, 2016
You need to schedule a consultation with an attorney and provide the information that is missing from this inquiry.
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How should I get away with J1 two year home country rule when I do research?
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Answered on March 17, 2016
Whether you are subject to Section 212(e) should be plainly stated on the DS 2019.
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Do you think the above reasoning is enough to excuse my "late filing"? If not, what should I do to stay in US?
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Answered on March 17, 2016
You are probably out of luck at this point, but you may request that your DSO provide a letter of explanation.
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Can she seek an Advance parole document for leave US temporary while her pending U nonimmigration status? Thanks
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Answered on March 17, 2016
No, Advance Parole is not available merely because of a pending U Visa application.
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Can I go back to India without i551 stamp and green card?
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Answered on March 16, 2016
The visa is generally valid for 6 months, however, you should follow up with the USCIS aggressively, since the green card should have been received...
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How will this play out in front of a judge? I don't want to be deported. Can I be successful in this case?
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Answered on March 16, 2016
You may be removable for criminal convictions. Consult with an immigration attorney.
