Am I still bound to "immigrant intent" if I win the DV lottery but abandon it?
There is no hard and fast rule, but it may be hard to overcome a presumption of immigrant intent after having applied for the visa lottery.
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There is no hard and fast rule, but it may be hard to overcome a presumption of immigrant intent after having applied for the visa lottery.
Canada has its own rules and your friend should be discussing his case with a Canadian immigration attorney.
You would need to obtain a credential evaluation indicating that your degree is the equivalent to a US degree from an accredited college and fully...
You may be qualified to pursue a provisional waiver of the unlawful presence bar and obtain an immigrant visa from outside the US.
No, the asylum case must be adjudicated before you would be referred to removal proceedings.
There are several requirements for the U visa, including cooperation with law enforcement to aid in prosecution of the offender.
This depends on whether you could file the I-130 with a DHS field office at a US Embassy overseas (they do not all house DHS offices).
This depends on Illinois family law. Contact an attorney practicing in that field.
Yes, there would be a preconceived intent problem in applying for adjustment of status under these circumstances.
You need to file an I-90, Application for Replacement green card.