Travel outside US after Change of Status (H1B to B2)
You must have a B-2 visa in your passport to seek readmission, unless you fit within the narrow "contiguous territory" exception.
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You must have a B-2 visa in your passport to seek readmission, unless you fit within the narrow "contiguous territory" exception.
Only children could be "derivatives" on an I-751, so something is not making sense here.
You could attempt to send any additional documentation with the Receipt Number and a copy of the receipt, or wait for a Request for Evidence from...
There are no derivative visas for dependents of your parents in that category. It would take approximately one year for your parents to get their...
They ask all of those questions and many more.
Your new wife will need to apply for an H-4 visa at the Consulate in India, with proof of the relationship and evidence that you are maintaining...
No, you would either be considered an F-1 (STEM OPT) status holder, OR an H-1B status holder, if the change of status is approved.
Consult with a criminal defense attorney as the first order of business.
It could mean that the USCIS is reviewing the file and/or that they are investigating the bona fides of the marriage.
This question should probably be posted under Landlord & Tenant law.