I have approved I-140. I had also applied for asylum in 2013 and that is pending with EOIR. What is next?
USCIS has jurisdiction over the I-140 and the immigration court (EOIR) has jurisdiction over the I-485. The proper term in not "remand," but...
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USCIS has jurisdiction over the I-140 and the immigration court (EOIR) has jurisdiction over the I-485. The proper term in not "remand," but...
While it's true that you cannot get more than one advance parole at a time, you can obtain a refugee travel document if you have an asylum grant. ...
Your spouse can petition for you, but you are not eligible for adjustment of status unless and until your spouse becomes a U.S. citizen. I assume...
If the purpose of your entry is for temporary business or pleasure, you may enter on the visa waiver for up to 90 days. Keep in mind that you...
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If your L-1A petition was timely filed and requested a change of status, then you are still in an authorized period of stay until the petition is...
Yes; the petitioner can request premium processing on Form I-907, unless the visa category is EB1C or EB2. There is no premium processing...
The USCIS customer service number is -1-800-375-5283. However, please note that there is no relationship between the ASC appointment date and the...
It's better to do it in writing; that way you can have a record of what happened.
You should try to remain in valid nonimmigrant status until your COS is approved. Depending upon which service center will process your Form I-539...
Check the USCIS website for the correct address. It likely is the same one where you filed your I-140/I-485. No biometrics ($85) fee is required.