Can my mother leave the island of Guam and fly to the US?
If your mother was born in Guam, she is a US citizen and thus traveling to the mainland US should not create any problems for her. If your mother...
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If your mother was born in Guam, she is a US citizen and thus traveling to the mainland US should not create any problems for her. If your mother...
If you are in status in the US, this should theoretically be possible; however, just because the applicant has a visa doesn’t mean she will be let...
Your visa is now expired. It seems you never traveled to the US for the job associated with that visa. If you had worked with that visa, which is...
There aren’t any set limits; however, the less time you stay the harder it is going to be to show that the accepted the position in good faith and...
Since she has met the requirement of filing the N400 more than 6 months prior the expiration of her green card, she ought to be able to make an...
The I-130 and the I-485 are two separate cases. You say the I-485 was denied. The RFE is for the I-130. The interview is also for the I-130....
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If you leave, you will not be able to reenter without applying for and getting a new visa. Your status in the US has likely not changed and thus...
It will depend on the charges. The questions on the citizenship exam will ask you if you’ve ever been arrested for/charged with a crime. The...
You should leave no later than the day it expires; however, it is highly unlikely that anyone is going to come looking for you the next day if you...
You can certainly travel to India; however, before you will come back you will need to apply for a student visa. The only thing you’ve changed is...