Is the current time for travel (I-131) and work (I-765) authorizations still within 90 days of USCIS reception?
Yes, it should not take more than 90 days from the date all documentation is properly submitted.
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Yes, it should not take more than 90 days from the date all documentation is properly submitted.
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The document is issued pursuant to USCIS' Federal Authority and is valid throughout the US.
That type of conviction could render him inadmissible to the US, even if seeking admission on an ESTA/Visa Waiver.
The short answer is NO and NO. Student status is incompatible with permanent resident status. Consult with an immigration attorney.
No, you not longer have a petitionable relationship through which you could seek resident status.
Only if you are still maintaining nonimmigrant status it may be possible to seek any change of status.
Probably not, but you may want to file a Freedom of Information Act Request and try your luck.
The USCIS has issued a specific memorandum on that subject. See the link below.
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