B1 to u?
It depends. Was your U visa legitimate and were you able to prove it? It will come down to the strength of your application. It's not possible to...
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It depends. Was your U visa legitimate and were you able to prove it? It will come down to the strength of your application. It's not possible to...
You need to notify them regarding this. Set up an infopass appointment as soon as possible.
Depending on the situation, you might be able to adjust to an F-2. However, you might have to also file to extend the B-2 in order to make sure...
File the extension with appropriate office. Your statement is a bit confusing.
Yes, there is a visa known as a U visa for victims of criminal activity. Consult an attorney to learn more.
You can find attorneys on Avvo, who would be happy to take your case. Immigration attorneys generally start with reading the letters from the USCIS.
If you entered the US with a valid visa, yes. If you entered without inspection, no. You will need a waiver you entered illegally.
It will be difficult to get a new visa under these conditions, especially in this environment. You should have obeyed the laws of the United States.
As a green card holder, he cannot adjust status and get his green card in the United States. Unless you become a citizen, you will have to process...
You need to coordinate with your company's attorney. He has the best chance of answering your question.