I was born out side USA and I became American citizen through my father and I got my U S passport from US embassy abroad"
As a US citizen you are fine. If you were a permanent resident this would be an entirely different story.
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As a US citizen you are fine. If you were a permanent resident this would be an entirely different story.
You can travel but you need to be prepared to demonstrate at the port of entry, in the even that the officer decides to ask you some questions,...
In order to apply for a green card in the U.S. you need to be physically present in the U.S. Since you are not living in the U.S. the most...
You need to ensure that you have the receipt notice in hand before resigning. You should wait until you get the receipt number before resigning.
If you are not living together the USCIS will want to know the reason. As mentioned by my colleagues, the first step is getting married. After...
No question is a stupid question! Based on the information you provided you could be a great candidate for DACA. We need to ensure that you meet...
An F-1 visa holder does not normally accrue unlawful presence subjecting them to a 3 or 10 year bar. HOWEVER, from the facts provided it is...
It is possible that the officer could raise this issue at the interview. Retain a qualified immigration attorney.
An advisory opinion can be a good alternative to filing for a J1 waiver if you are confident that you are not subject to the two year home...
I also agree with Mr. Spegal, either visa will be difficult to obtain from Pakistan.