How can I visit the country where you asked an asylum from?
Now that you are a U.S. citizen travel to Russia should be fin especially if the basis of the fear you cited for the asylum case has been reduced...
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Now that you are a U.S. citizen travel to Russia should be fin especially if the basis of the fear you cited for the asylum case has been reduced...
1) no 2) not necessary but then you have a 6 week vacation 3) You have a 60 day grace period but you need to have an I-20 before then.
That is doable but if you get divorced in the process then you will be immediately out of status.
a) There is no legal limit on the number of H's you can have but they are expensive for the employer and lots of job changing doesn't look great on...
she may remain on H-4 until she turns 21 or get married first. There may be some advantages to her to change to an F-1 when she goes to university.
Mentioning it in your N-400 is enough and bring a certified copy of the divorce decree to your N-400 interview.
The income requirement is 125% of the Poverty guidelines for 2015 based on the family size of the Petitioner + the immigrant. If the Petitioner is...
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You have been out of status since 3/2 15 so I suggest you return home to await the H-1B approval if you locate another employer. I would not wait...
There are some situations where it can be used since you filed the original I-140 within 180 days. To answer completely we would need to know the...
You should bring it up and explain that they were not included on your citizenship application as you didn't realize they should be. Bring proof...