Last year feb 2012 I have stayed in US for 16days after my L1 B extn denied. now i am applying for L1 A. is there any problem??
You should not have trouble explaining to the Officer the reasonableness of exiting after 16 days.
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You should not have trouble explaining to the Officer the reasonableness of exiting after 16 days.
No requirement to notify USCIS. Be prepared to be interrogated about bona fides of marriage based on which you obtained residency down the line...
Yes, though you are confusing the visa validity (which is for travel) to your status (which is determined by the I-94.)
As long as there are no issues with inadmissibility or removalability, he can seek a replacement card and travel.
No. The only way you can proceed after entering is to marry your USC sponsoring fiance within 90 days and apply to adjust status. If you decide...
Provide more information regarding how you entered the U.S. and when.
You should request representation or at least one personal meeting with a competent immigration attorney to discuss factors which are going against...
Yes. It is advisable that the new company provide a portability letter to support your pending adjustment application.
Assuming that nothing conspired making you inadmissible, keep the trip short to maintain your residency. If you will be away for long, you may...
You can always file an incomplete application. However it will result in a delay in processing as you will get a request for evidence (RFE)...