USC petitioner with criminal background
It depends. You are not barred from petitioning, but K-1 visa like most non immigrant visa is a discretionary relief. A lot depends on how well...
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It depends. You are not barred from petitioning, but K-1 visa like most non immigrant visa is a discretionary relief. A lot depends on how well...
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1) Yes, you may port if petition is filed before you are laid off 2) You may withdraw, however errors happen and the last rule/ decision will...
The first step would be to find a bona fide job and a willing/ financially viable sponsor.
You did not know who filed your I-485? Did you not sign the forms? Besides the G-28, attorney information or who ever prepared the forms is...
With passage of time, USCIS is getting a high number of applications and hence the delay in processing.
She cannot seek H-1B extension based on your approved I-140.
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I agree with my colleagues.
Call customer service and inform that you were already fingerprinted. Better to write a letter and send via certified mail so you can track it.
If you already left the U.S., it is water under the bridge. Apply for M-1 at the Consulate.
Very generic question. Without knowing more about your and your wife's background it is impossible to give any direction. Case specific questions...