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It depends on the officer at entry. The issue could be that she is returning to the U.S. so quickly after her previous visit.
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It depends on the officer at entry. The issue could be that she is returning to the U.S. so quickly after her previous visit.
Yes, file to maintain nonimmigrant status until eligible for your green card.
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It's a bit difficult. The deadline to file H-1b visas was April 1. One can start work Oct 1. Unless they did not receive enough applications, one...
You must be a U.S. citizen before you file for your mother. Green card holders are not eligible to petition parents. If you are concerned about...
More information is needed, and his confidential facts should be discussed with an immigration attorney. One needs to know how he enters the U.S.,...
Yes they can get married, if marriage legal in state they get married (both are single, etc.) Consult an immigration attorney regarding how he can...
If you do marry, then you will no longer be eligible to receive a green card based on your mom's marriage. It depends where you are in the process...
It depends if your husband is a U.S. citizen or a green card holder. You can check uscis.gov for processing times of I-130 petitions.
As long as all other requirements are met, usually 8-12 months, but it can take a bit longer.
Working on a b visa is not allowed. You might want to consult with an immigration attorney regarding a working visa (temp working visa).