I have been in USA with j1 visa for 5 yrs. I am married and have a kid that are americans. I have been in my country every
No. The vacation time you spent back home will NOT count toward fulfilling your 2 years home residency requirement.
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No. The vacation time you spent back home will NOT count toward fulfilling your 2 years home residency requirement.
NO! The fact that you married a USC after having obtained asylum based GC does NOT change anything in regards to "visiting" the country from which...
No. When your employer files a new H-1B petition on your behalf you will NOT be subject to the numerical cap, given that you were already counted...
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Once admitted on a visitor's visa, BF must wait at least 60 days from date of arrival to get married to you and apply for a marriage based green...
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No! Cannot. Must not.
Either way should work out, provided you and your employer know what you are doing. In any event, for Mexican TNs you'll need to visit the US...
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As the professore rightfully stated: "wait until Monday" and ask the lawyer who filed for your AOS applications to sort it out ASAP.
Marriage, alongside political asylum (if have a valid, approvable claim) are the ONLY options. Given your circumstances, marriage is more...
The answer should be "yes', followed by an explanation, UNLESS the I-94 with which you were admitted to the U.S. on your J-1 visa had no specific...
Too late in the game now, am afraid.. That boat already sailed. Even if that "man" has not yet obtained his permanent green card and still only...