Does USCIS accept church baptism and birth certificates ?
This depends on what you are trying to prove. Generally, you must have an original or certified record from the Government.
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This depends on what you are trying to prove. Generally, you must have an original or certified record from the Government.
Yes, it is possible to pursue permanent resident status while on an F-1 visa.
You can visit the Visa Bulletin at www.state.gov for this information and updates.
As of May, visas are available for petitions filed on or before December 8, 2001 in that category.
The case may be held in abeyance, pending the priority date returning to current status.
No, that is not going to be possible.
If you are coming to the US to continue to work, you had best use the H-1B visa.
No, she cannot legally do that. However, your son should consult with a family law attorney to protect his parental rights and those of the child.
It is probably a good idea to remain insured as long as possible.
These are two completely different processes. If you are a US Citizen, you need to consider the time required to file, where you would like to get...