Hi as of now I am currently Unemployed , and plan to go to the Philippines Soon to review my nclex RN board with my fiancé
Yes, your mother, assuming she qualifies, can act as a co-sponsor.
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Yes, your mother, assuming she qualifies, can act as a co-sponsor.
Yes, your mother, assuming she qualifies, can act as a co-sponsor.
Yes, your mother, assuming she qualifies, can act as a co-sponsor.
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It means they received their work authorization based on asylum under 8 CFR 274a.12(c)(8).
A change of status from H-1B to H-4 will usually take about 3-5 months (in most cases, but not all).
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An argument can be made that she didn't intend to abandon her green card, as she was a minor. However, the general rule is that she has abandoned....
Typically this isn't a scenario where a waiver is required. Having said that, there are a number of probing questions that could be asked of you by...
If the principal H-1B continues to maintain their status, the H-4/EAD eligibility remains in tact.
USCIS will most likely deny the case and may place you in removal proceedings. You may have a chance to appeal the case to the Board of Immigration...
The unauthorized employment won't pose an obstacle unless you've claimed to be a US Citizen while applying for employment.