What happens if my Daca expires and I continue to work?
If you already applied for a DACA renewal by the time your current DACA expired, it is unlikely that you would get in trouble if you continue to...
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If you already applied for a DACA renewal by the time your current DACA expired, it is unlikely that you would get in trouble if you continue to...
Being nervous should not be an issue with your adjustment application. As long as there were no serious discrepancies noted by the examiner, and...
U.S. citizens normally do not have to answer more than one question, such as which country did you visit? Or what are you bringing back? All...
The "5 year box" is the only way to go here. Anything else you "check" will trigger an extensive request for documents proving that you and your...
You will need to travel and meet him in person, whether you want to marry him or apply for a fiance visa for him. I do not think he will be able...
It will be anybody's guess.. Hopefully you will not have to wait more than a few weeks!
You are talking about the work permit. However, your question is too vague and confusing. Please clarify before we can answer it.
This question could only be meaningfully answered by an experienced immigration lawyer after his/her having examined your immigration history.
No, since you could have your own visa, independently from your husband's visa status or category.
Doubtful you'll be able to, given that wife does not have an SSN, which means does not have the right to reside in the USA.