Travel to Canada and Re enter US with out stamping
Thanks to the "contiguous territory" rule you are able to travel to either Mexico or Canada for less than 30 days and be readmitted on your...
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Thanks to the "contiguous territory" rule you are able to travel to either Mexico or Canada for less than 30 days and be readmitted on your...
Your employer's immigration lawyer has to respond to the NOID ASAP, as you are only given 33 days from NOID's issuance. This is a serious mater...
Yes, the payment for the immigrant visa.
Your being currently out of status will have no bearing on your eligibility to adjust status to permanent residence based on your marriage to a...
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That's a question to ask your employer's immigration attorney, since he/she is familiar with the company and the job.
You will need to presently provide the copy of your I-129 receipt notice and update your record once an approval has been issued and you are in...
No, not really. You did not come here on a student's visa. A change of status is what you need. Consult with a local immigration lawyer in private.
Yes, but not so soon. You can extend your L-2 status 6 months prior to your I-94 expiration, the soonest.
You are an "asylee" someone lawfully in the US. You need to filed your taxes the same way as a permanent resident.
Absolutely. He is illegally in the country and will have to appear in front of an immigration judge in removal proceedings.