129F jeopardize?
I don't think the fiancé (US petitioner) who didn’t include a juvenile charge in the form will jeopardize the I-129f. He thought the question “have...
Pleasanton, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Pleasanton, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
I don't think the fiancé (US petitioner) who didn’t include a juvenile charge in the form will jeopardize the I-129f. He thought the question “have...
It is possible the visa petition would return to the F-1 category following the divorce before the immigrant visa interview.
1. Can a foreign partnership file a corporate-identity FOIA request with USCIS to obtain copies of past Form I-129 L1 petitions that used our...
A spouse with a single name can choose to continue her single name or make a legal name change to use a married name. There is no U.S. law that...
There is not a mandatory CPT credit you have to take if you are enrolled in a CPT Masters. When not interning on CPT you're just a regular F1...
What should you do at the N-400 application interview in which you made two mistakes in answering the questions depends upon the mistaken questions.
Generally, a timely filed deniable I-539 application does not accrue unlawful presence until the I-539 is denied.
Generally, contacting CBP about a missing I-94 departure record should not flag you for future visa applications.
Generally, a visitor to the US must enter the US with intent to visit the US temporarily and depart the US after the visit.
Generally, we have withdrawn the I-539 Application to change status to B after departure from the US.