What should I do?
It seems like a good thing - cannot be anything "bad". You should be happy.
San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
It seems like a good thing - cannot be anything "bad". You should be happy.
No need to inform anyone at Immigration over this.
You can safely answer this one as "NO" but bring all concerning paperwork to the visa interview.
No, no need to pay for the extension of your EAD. That application will remain free, just like the initial EAD application was.
You will need to amend your pending I-751 to Waiver self-petition, with all necessary documentary proof therefor. You need to withdraw your...
Provide your new passport information.
You will need to disclose this incident and provide paperwork. Could negatively affect your application for naturalization.
After having remained outside the US for at least one year and fulfilled the L-1A visa qualification requirements.
Report the suspected individual to ICE. They have an anonymous tip line.
Not a problem anymore - for years now - since those are electronically transmitted by the airline to CBP upon checking in to a flight.