I want to do a voluntary exit here in USA...
If you want to leave, you can just leave. You won't be stopped from leaving.
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If you want to leave, you can just leave. You won't be stopped from leaving.
It will typically be a few weeks for the oath to be scheduled. If you have an urgent need to have it set earlier most offices will accomodate...
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You will need to provide more information for any meaningful advice to be provided - your status now, and when and how your mother obtained her...
You need to give more information before an attorney could determine your status. From what you have described, you would not have automatically...
You should either ask to speak to your company's immigration attorney, or, alternatively, ask for a copy of the file and hire your own attorney to...
It all depends upon what the alternatives are, and what a person's long term plans are.
You need to find out exactly how you entered the US when you were four - without any inspection/using someone else's documents/in a car driven by...
The rule does refer to one year from last entry, so if you have been out of the US and returned in the past year the last entry would be the one...
If you are asking if you can be both a permanent resident in the US and pursue status in Australia, you will need to review the restrictions on...
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