How do I answer I-485 part 8, question 16? I have already given them my wife’s work history.
You may want to consult with an attorney, since unauthorized employment can impact one's eligibility to adjust status.
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You may want to consult with an attorney, since unauthorized employment can impact one's eligibility to adjust status.
"Chain migration" is a politically-charged misnomer advanced by the Trump administration. Congress has not , as yet, changed any of the family...
Yes, it may be possible to adjust your status in the US. Consult with an attorney.
It depends whether you are even eligible to adjust status, or will be in the future. Consult with an attorney.
Your friend should consult with an immigration attorney directly to avoid making any serious mistakes in this matter.
Generally, an applicant is not cap-exempt if he would be eligible for a "new" full six years' of H-1B status. Consult with an attorney for details.
The likelihood that your mother will be issued a visitor's visa after two refusals is extremely low. The COnsul may be convinced that she is not a...
It depends upon the nature of the job duties, not simply the job title or "field." Consult with an attorney.
If you are deemed to have "firmly resettled" in a third country, you may be ineligible for naturalization.
Yes, this can be a problem. You will have to try and explain at your interview and the officer may ask you to obtain corrected documentation.