I-129 denied. i am worried. what are the options do i have?
Once you receive the written decision an attorney can advise you on whether it is appealable or what other course of action makes the most sense.
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Once you receive the written decision an attorney can advise you on whether it is appealable or what other course of action makes the most sense.
"FNU" commonly signifies "Family Name Unknown." In order to address how to change this, we would need to know why it may have been stamped that...
Possibly, however there are many eligibility requirements and restrictions that must be addressed.
No, you cannot obtain advance parole solely by virtue of a pending U Visa Application.
If you have an H-1B VISA in your passport, you can travel without the need for an advance parole. Consult with an attorney.
Possibly, however, USCIS may consider your eligibility as of the date of filing.
If the I-130 was approved and so remains, then there is no reason to file another I-130.
Yes, it can apply under any circumstances where you have remaining H-1B eligibility and seek an extension.
Return to the US with advance parole does not guarantee entry. Based on the facts presented, however, it doe snot appear that you should have a...
The Consul still has your passports. The more important question is why it is taking 9 months for adjudication of an I-601 waiver application.