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Please help meeee... F1 VISA
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Answered on August 16, 2013
Consult with an immigration attorney right away. The USCIS can easily deny a change of status to F-01 application.
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How can I find out if my Ex-Wife has gotten remarried?
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Answered on August 16, 2013
Try searching the index of marriages with the county registrar's office.
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Immigration Lawyers: how do I know if it's worth it or not to spend money to hire a lawyer and file for a temporary work visa
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Answered on August 16, 2013
You consult with several attorneys and make an educated decision.
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Reentry after visa over stay
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Answered on August 16, 2013
Yes, the USCBP keeps records of entries and exits.
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Passport expired
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Answered on August 16, 2013
USCIS will not refuse your green card simply because your passport has expired.
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Out of status in May 2013 from F1 and filing for AOS and got receipt paper on August 1st 2013. Am I able to adjust my status?
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Answered on August 16, 2013
You are prima facie eligible to adjust status if you were lawfully admitted to the US and are married to a US Citizen.
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What is it mean "C" in visa bulletin ? now how many days to take green card for spouse and child.
what is the process ?
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It means "Current."
Under Vawa, do I qualify for housing Section 8 program , I have a voucher for my son is a US citizen and they only pay for him.
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Answered on August 16, 2013
VAWA beneficiaries are exempt from certain of the affidavit of support requirements and entitled to certain Federal Benefits. Please consult the...
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AIA Article 15.15.2 International Students on a VISA
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Answered on August 16, 2013
Consult with an immigration attorney to see if there is some way to expedite his green card.
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Does the act of obtaining a travelled document fall in a category of crime at the below described scenario. Please explain.
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Answered on August 16, 2013
Sounds like a crime. Please consult with an immigration attorney to clarify your question and obtain a meaningful response.
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