"unpaid debts" Outside USA will effect on security check for the refugee/asylee screening?
USCIS does not generally look into someone's creditworthiness, I would think particularly in the case of asylum seekers. However, they do have...
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USCIS does not generally look into someone's creditworthiness, I would think particularly in the case of asylum seekers. However, they do have...
HI, I'd want to see the documentation to be sure he was voluntarily deported and not just voluntarily returned (which is not an "entry" for...
It depends. So long as you maintained status that whole time (working and being paid) and your transfer of employers was permissible, then you...
Have you tried or thought about a student visa program? This might be a good option for you because you can obtain the proper degree here, then...
You have a lot going on here and if you should take all your paperwork in to an immigration attorney as you are running a big risk, here. 1)...
That's right. MOST LIKELY NO! And you should be very careful about this as it can ruin future status or green card chances. See an attorney. Good...
Yes, but it can vary. Generally, in my experience they are approved at the same time if they are dependent on each other and filed together (in the...
You can file a sibling of a US citizen application, but it is true, it will take a very long time. However, you should file that one anyway to have...
If you are processing through a Consulate (outside the US) then you need a police certificate from every country in which you lived / were...
Hello. Well, CBP can do all kinds of things, and this is something you should have some concern about. The F visa doesn't allow dual intent, so you...