I am asylee in USA but I want permanent residency in Canada is this possible ?
Only if Canadian law permits it and you can fulfill the requirements for "Landed Immigrant" status in Canada.
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Only if Canadian law permits it and you can fulfill the requirements for "Landed Immigrant" status in Canada.
No, since that visa is no longer valid and cannot be used to travel to the USA with.
Also convincing the US consul that these are genuine steps, and that your true intent is indeed resume domicile in the US.
Husband needs to file for yet another waiver, to waive 'lying to Immigration", on the same Form I-601, with a new fee.
No proof of resumption of domicile in the US = no immigrant visa issued. it's as simple as that.
That is correct: "When "pending asylum" you have "zero green card options" employment-based, that is."
It is not the "K-1", but rather the marriage that will have the effect of voiding the pending I-130 petition. But like attorney Behar already...
Hopefully there will be no "foul play" allegations against you. You were the "victim" indeed, however, it "takes two to tango".
You will likely not be readmitted if you attempt this scenario, with your visa being cancelled at the airport. You two will likely end up getting...
Not an immigration law question - belongs in the Child Support forum.