I601 immigration
Depends on whether you are seeking adjustment of status or an immigrant visa; and whether you are seeking a provisional waiver of unlawful presence...
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Depends on whether you are seeking adjustment of status or an immigrant visa; and whether you are seeking a provisional waiver of unlawful presence...
Yes, but you should notify the Embassy sooner rather than later.
You will need an employer willing to sponsor you fro your own H-1B.
It could, since anyone "likely to become" a burden on the Government can be excluded from the US.
These are complicated cases. Consult with an immigration attorney and provide all relevant documentation to aid in the analysis.
If you are not eligible for a waiver, you will have to wait outside the US for two years and then pursue a visa.
Probably not.
This depends on whether you are eligible to adjust status under Section 245(i). Consult with an immigration attorney.
You can petition him for a green card. His convictions do not appear to render him inadmissible to the US. Consult with an immigration attorney.
The more compelling the initial evidence, the better chances are that you will not get an RFE. Try and get a letter from her treating physician...