What rights do I have as dependent of a U.S. Citizen?
I agree with my colleague. If you have a green card you need to think about how you will support yourself if you get divorced.
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I agree with my colleague. If you have a green card you need to think about how you will support yourself if you get divorced.
As long as you will not be employed as an intern this should be appropriate.
Your case will continue to be processed while you are traveling.
There is a special number to call at the Vermont Service Center to check on your case status. 802.527.4888 (leave msg) T/U visa e-mail:...
I would recommend you apply for citizenship to be safe before you travel. any waiver will take a year or longer and citizenship should be faster...
If her Priority Date is current and she has always maintained her status she can apply to adjust. If not she would need to wait until the asylum...
his best chance is to apply for a non-immigrant visa and obtain a waiver showing he has been rehabilitated and turned his life around.
you shoudl be able to file now. Go to the nearest Social Security office with your passport and the H-1B approval notice.
you have several options -- investor visa to start your own business, find an employer to sponsor either or both of you. Best to consult on the...
Unless she married before the child was 18 there is no stepparent relationship for immigration purposes and even then it would need to be filed...