Does H1B holder with disabled US born child has any privileges in regards to getting US residency?
The disabled U.S. citizen child is a non-factor in seeking an employment based resident status.
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The disabled U.S. citizen child is a non-factor in seeking an employment based resident status.
You can certainly include a letter requesting that the FORM I-102 be expedited. Whether USCIS will expedite is a matter within their discretion.
The travel document is your passport in your case.
If you are no longer employed pursuant to the E-1 status then you are granted 10 days of grace period to either depart the U.S. or to change status.
You are not allowed to be employed in the U.S. with the B-1/B-2 status.
The issuance of the RFE delayed your case and the issuance of the EAD/ Advance Parole document. Moreover, the USCIS is no longer obligated to issue...
You can obtain the court disposition of the events that you mentioned in your posting and visit with an experienced immigration attorney to...
You can indicate in the FORM I-485 that your F-1 status is expired.
In your case , you can continue attending your university classes with your F-1 status or as a dependent asylum applicant.
You can travel within the U.S. and U.S. territories with the U visa provided you are able to produce the necessary documentation to satisfy TSA.
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