Can I return to the US while green card application pending on Advance Parole with expired I20?
You must have the approved advance parole in-hand to return to the US. DO NOT file for ESTA.
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You must have the approved advance parole in-hand to return to the US. DO NOT file for ESTA.
There are many possibilities abound as to why your case might not have been approved. Consult with an immigration attorney to figure out what...
You will require a medical waiver of the English language requirement, at a minimum.
Section 214(b) is the "intending immigrant" bar; the 3-10 year bars are trigger by departure from the US after having stayed in the US unlawfully.
Assuming the father was the US Citizen and was under the age of 19 when the child was born, that child would NOT have acquired citizenship at birth.
If you are filing an I-0485 concurrently, the case will end up in your location, no matter where the application is filed from.
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You would have to depart the US and obtain a new visa, but you must be sure that you will not be barred from return for unlawful presence. Consult...
You can petition him for a fiance visa, however, he may be inadmissible due to his deportation and any previous periods of unlawful presence.
You really should discuss this with a criminal defense attorney.
No, your child will have to qualify for naturalization on her own. In certain cases, children under 18 at the time of their parents naturalization...