How do I correct an incorrect date of birth on my birth certificate from when I immigrated to the United States?
You may want to clarify your question. You would not have "immigrated" if you have a US birth certificate.
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You may want to clarify your question. You would not have "immigrated" if you have a US birth certificate.
If you overstayed for one year, you will be from readmission for a period of 10 years once you depart the US. Consult with an attorney.
That would probably lead to a conclusion that you have violated your status. Consult with an attorney.
The W-2s are required to corroborate the earnings info indicated on the tax returns.
If you are traveling anywhere outside of the US or its territories, even on a connector flight, you should apply for and obtain an Advance Parole...
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You would send a letter to USCIS referencing the receipt number for the filing and requesting to withdraw the application.
This doesn't appear to present a major problem, but ity would be best to discuss with an attorney.
You could file for it, but as far as USCIS is concerned, you will have only one nonimmigrant status. Consult with an attorney.
You should discuss this with your company's immigration counsel.
You would need to be H-4 status to apply for an H-4 EAD. If you change your status to H-4, you will not get the F-1 OPT EAD.