Should I travel in following scenario: OPT apply: 15 March Travel to home country: 5 Apr-30 April Employment start: 11 July
There is no inherent risk in traveling to your OPT issuance, however, it may not be advisable.
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There is no inherent risk in traveling to your OPT issuance, however, it may not be advisable.
This depends on several factors, including how long ago the person departed and whether the I-140 is still valid.
He should request a custody review with the detention center.
You should file an amendment to your asylum application if your wife will be seeking asylum with as your dependent.
You must provide original signatures on forms filed with USCIS. You should be accurate with any necessary dates.
Yes, that would likely be construed as a violation of status.
That case would likely be denied. Consult with an attorney.
You should start by securing lawful status for this child. Consult with an attorney.
N-336 Appeals can take longer than a new filing in many cases.
Yes, you could be denied asylum if you return to the country from which you have sought refuge.