Will I have trouble entering back into the USA
How did you acquire your USC? if you were born in the U.S. then you should not have a problem reentering. If you were naturalized it would depend...
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How did you acquire your USC? if you were born in the U.S. then you should not have a problem reentering. If you were naturalized it would depend...
You may be a citizen based on your mother's citizenship but there are very specific requirements which you can review here: ...
If there is a new development (like your wife found out she is pregnant) after their entry as visitors which changed their plans, its possible you...
HI Mark: There are many visa categories but based on the information you have provided, if you can, plan to enroll in a Masters program after you...
Cross-chargeability doesn't work, its place of birth that determines priority dates for the I-140. You would still need a labor certification...
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Yes, but how effective that will be depends on the case as a whole and the evidence that you already submitted. Also, it may be better to refile...
No, they will not contact you, you just need to file the I-751 timely. An interview is not required but there is often an interview. You can...
No, thats not true, but they will likely be questioned about their intent to live in the US permanently if they spend significant amounts of time...
This is both an immigration question and a criminal law question. Chances are you will be found inadmissible if you try to enter the US. Whether...
It sounds like you filed your change of status after your 6 month stay in the US had expired. That is a basis for denial as you have to be in...