Form I-130 question
There is no reason not to input his A number.
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There is no reason not to input his A number.
There are too many missing pieces of information, but it may be possible to avoid deportation. Consult with an attorney.
USCIS will probably consider him cap-subject, since he would be eligible for a full six-years of H-1B eligibility at the present time.
USCIS issues a two-year "conditional resident" green card to an individual who acquires that status based on a marriage to a US citizen that is...
The provisional waiver can only be used to relieve the applicant of the 3 or 10 year bar due to unlawful presence, not the permanent bar. Consult...
There are complicated rules for adoptions and immigration based on them, starting with whether the country of origin is a party to the Hague...
Unless she can document that circumstances beyond her control caused her to remain outside the US for a much longer period than she initially...
If you divorce and lose your H-4 status your EAD will be cancelled.
No, an adoption that complies with the US immigration laws and any applicable treaties need not be "redone" in the US after the child immigrates...
If the visa is refused, you could try to write a letter to the section chief at the Embassy with any complaints.