As a joint sponsor, what happens if i move abroad to work?
You are free to live and work anywhere you see fit. However as a joint sponsor you'll remain liable until the beneficiary naturalizes, no matter...
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You are free to live and work anywhere you see fit. However as a joint sponsor you'll remain liable until the beneficiary naturalizes, no matter...
No, not unless you legally adopted him in his country and had at least 2 years of custody over him prior to him having attained a certain age.
Maybe you could, but you need to run that scenario by your school's DSO or FSA, since they are the ones that control your SEVIS record.
In theory yes, always, but you will need to return in time to attend the oath ceremony. Those are scheduled within 1-2 months after the interview,...
Bonjour, No, an L-1 visa belongs to the specific employer who petitioned you for it and cannot be retained by you, the beneficiary (foreign...
Yes, of course. Do so ASAP. If you two have been living in the same household together for at least 6 months than his income can be taken into...
Yes, you can enroll in school. You will also be considered an "in district resident" for tuition purposes.
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You have to declare to the US consulate to have the intention to wanting to return to live in the US. File for your son's green card first by...
Try to apply for a US passport first, then for the replacement of your N-600 with USCIS. Consult with, and hopefully retain a LOCAL immigration...
1. Not really. You need to have an appropriate visa status to stay. 2. A "green card" 3. A GC can only be obtained through marriage to a USC,...
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