TPS & integrated operative ENv location
Swapping cases among various CIS SCs is routine and to be expected. None of your concern.
San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Swapping cases among various CIS SCs is routine and to be expected. None of your concern.
Impossible to render an educated determination prior to having thoroughly analyzed your resume and questioned you in detail.
Worry not - you will have ample opportunity to amend the record at the start of your interview.
This sort of question/fact pattern requires a paid consultation with a lawyer.
The only times Canadian citizen need to see the inside of a US consulate and apply for an actual "visa" is when wishing to apply for either an E-1...
These sort of involved case specific questions are not meant for free, voluntary forums.
Better pay that one off ASAP. Otherwise risk being apprehended and detained upon return.
As long as you have been legally admitted into the country and your spouse is a USC, then yes, can file all of these and then some others not...
I couldn't agree more with both my colleagues.
Much too important of a decision for both of you to want to rely on brief free advice found on a general blog such as Avvo.