I entered US legally, received deportation order in 2001.Can i still file a Waiver even though my case is pending in 9th circuit
Hard to answer, I will recommend you talk to the attorney working on your case for the 9th Circuit appeals. Good Luck
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Hard to answer, I will recommend you talk to the attorney working on your case for the 9th Circuit appeals. Good Luck
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You can try to send a correction notice explaining your mistake with a copy of your receipt. You need to provide us with more information to...
I recommend either withdraw the old case and you refile a new case and have a good attorney review the case at this point. The other option is to...
I apologize, I misread the question, I thought it was subject to the 2 year waiver. In your case, since you married a US citizen, even if your...
We need to know what is the status of your wife. If she is a US citizen and your mother in law has already entered the US without an intent to...
It all depends on your situation. From your limited facts, it will be hard to answer. If you entered on a a legal visa such as a tourist visa...
You will need a J1 waiver. Also see in some circumstances you can go for a non objection letter which will facilitate the process. However this is...
Hard to tell without more facts - but it seems you are J1 visa overstayed. I will recommend you have a lawyer file any sort of paperwork in such a...
You might want to withdraw it officially. However, the better choice is to refile the I-129 just in case - entire H1B package. Good Luck Shah...