Immigration court - will my parents be detained?
It is possible, but unlikely, since China may issue a warrant with the procedural protections of due process or reasonable cause.
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It is possible, but unlikely, since China may issue a warrant with the procedural protections of due process or reasonable cause.
There are no derivative beneficiaries of that type of petition.
It depends on the status of your fiancee and several other factors.
You must have proof that your H-1B petition is still valid and that you were maintaining H-1B status per the terms of the I-129H Petition and ETA...
No, you cannot share your A# with a third party.
No, dependent beneficiaries do not need to meet the same requirements as the principal.
The officer should have issued a continuation letter or could issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) for you to provide documentation.
No, any day during which there was at least one violation of status counts as one day in "an unlawful status."
You can contact USCIS Customer Service and request an expedite. You will need to present evidence of financial hardship.
You can file a petition for your father, but any pending deportation proceedings can present issues in the process.