Facing possible deportation with approved I-140
With your I-485 on file you are in a period of stay authorized by the Attorney General so you should not be deported. Why aren't you renewing your...
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With your I-485 on file you are in a period of stay authorized by the Attorney General so you should not be deported. Why aren't you renewing your...
Most likely you will need to re-file the I-539 since it was your fault but you can try the suggestions below.
They estimate as best they can to contact you in time to use your Priority Date when it is current. Typically this is 6-12 weeks but could be...
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You can try applying for a corrected birth certificate with the County records office where you obtained the original birth certificate.
Years ago the answer was yes but no longer. You could try and do stamping in Mexico or Canada.
These take several months to adjudicate. You must be in the U.S. to file and wait until your fingerprints are taken (or come back for your...
You should consult with counsel if you have accrued unlawful presence time so you know the consequences of leaving the U.S. If you return to the...
You should get an I-918 receipt (I-918A for derivative, I-765 receipt and if you needed a waiver an I-192 receipt.
Assuming no crimes have been committed they should be fine to travel abroad for less than 180 days on a valid advance parole making sure they...
I concur but make sure it is a valid good faith marriage and not just done for immigration benefits. the difficulty will depend on whether you are...