Can I get my papers by remarrying my ex-husband(born US Citizen) who has a felony?
Your USC husband will be eligible to sponsor you for GC benefits despite his criminal conviction.
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Your USC husband will be eligible to sponsor you for GC benefits despite his criminal conviction.
I agree. You should be OK if can prove previous lawful admission into the country.
I agree with the previous answer. That's exactly how it is now. Why were you interviewed? USCIS only interviews those asylees which might be...
As long as you don't stop or transit in any third country, yes, it will be considered as domestic travel.
No, not unless your J-1 visa in the passport contains an annotation that "bearer is subject" to the 2 year rule.
No new exam should be required nor paid for. Make sure of that.
Simply ignore that status update site. It's of no use whatsoever when you need it the most.
You will need to apply for a change of status to B-2 if want to remain in the country until your next H-1B job.
This is much too important for you not to retain an experienced immigration lawyer to assist you.
Applying for renewal of green card will not be a smart thing to do. Ask for the stamp.