Can we expect any problem obtaining a B1/B2 visa for the wife of U.S. citizen (we both live abroad)?
Yes, it might be a problem for you to get a B1/B2 for her because of the issues of dual intent. However, if you tell the truth, an immigration...
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Yes, it might be a problem for you to get a B1/B2 for her because of the issues of dual intent. However, if you tell the truth, an immigration...
It is not that you cannot apply. It is a question will it be approved. There are rules that bar you from getting a visa such as a previous overstay...
According to a 2006 memo, you can probably withdraw the affidavit of support. I personally have never encountered or help on this. But in theory,...
Sorry to hear your story. To answer your questions in order 1. If both parties are physically present in a State, they will usually allow you...
Try to get a a family attorney in Canada to help. If you are in the US, you can get a foreign legal consultant to help. You can check the...
If you are out of status at this point, you will not even be on an E2. Also E2 visas have specific requirements. Unless you and your future...
Actually your parents should have applied this long time ago. Usually it is a longer process to get the certificate than just getting the passport....
Do you mean how to fill the forms? Or the questions at the embassy? On the forms, you might want to hire someone if you are having problems. As...
You can always petition for your parents when you are a US citizen (as long as they qualify). If they are here already you can file for an...
Yes, you can marry him but if he overstayed here illegally, you might be faced with a bar of entry for 3 or 10 years to bring him here assuming you...