Do I need a work permit document? CR1 Visa
Technically, if you are admitted as a permanent resident (CR1), then you can work.
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Technically, if you are admitted as a permanent resident (CR1), then you can work.
Assuming you have the minimum of a US-equivalent bachelors, (which can also be shown by a credential evaluation indicating 12 years of work...
Theoretically, you could apply for F-1 status. However, a criterion for that status is proving you don't intend to immigrate to the US. Marriage to...
There is no prohibition on your applying for a visa or seeking to enter the US while you are applying for a Green Card. However, if the officer...
Potentially, yes, the asylum case can be withdrawn. Whether you will be granted a future visa, or whether you will be permitted to change or adjust...
You can travel to the US on a visitor visa. However, if you intend to marry and stay in the US, it wouldn't be proper to use the visitor visa.
A process exists wherein if you are approved to travel outside of the U.S. via an "advance parole document", you can then re-enter, and file to...
You can reflect your new name on the AOS paperwork. You can update your SS and passport, but it is not that critical to do so. USCIS officers are...
Yes, it may have an impact. USCIS will sometimes cross-reference a company's other petitioned employees in determining financial ability to pay....
Anything resembling 'work' or activities which would normally be compensated (regardless off whether they're characterized as volunteering), might...