Can my brother adjust status under vmp?
You can certainly file an I-130 for your brother, as a USC, but his petition will be a 4th preference category and will go into a very long quota...
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You can certainly file an I-130 for your brother, as a USC, but his petition will be a 4th preference category and will go into a very long quota...
Another thing to consider is your legal ability to apply for a visa on behalf of the child, and your legal ability to take the child out of Mexico....
If your H-1B is chosen in the cap/ lottery and approved, it will take effect October 1, 2017. You will therefore no longer be in F-1 status in...
The date of the I-130 petition through your brother does provide eligibility for 245(I). Note, however, that that simply controls where you can...
USCIS will require that the family-based petitioner attend the interview to confirm (1) identity of all parties, (2) that the relationship truly...
Step one: contact a qualified US immigration attorney. If you entered the US as a K-1, and married the USC petitioner, and he then refused to...
I agree with Ms. Sharma.. visit www.uscis.gov and read their site very carefully under the I-130 form. RE what to put in each box, most attorneys...
The F2B category is for the unmarried adult children of LPRs. The F1 is for the adult unmarried children of US citizens. Therefore, the age is...
I agree with Mr. Smith. That is a Mexican legal issue, and as such, the best source of information is the Mexican consulate nearest you.
I'm not sure I am clear about your question, but if your most recent US entry was in 1994, and was lawful, AND you have never left the US since...