When you have an EAD for adjustment of status, what option do you choose on a form i-9 when you start a new job?
You are an alien authorized to work.
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You are an alien authorized to work.
Disclose all your employment, even if self employed.
You file everything at once including the I-130, https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/immediate-relative-us-citizen. Recommend you meet with an...
Should not affect it, be sure to evidence you will be returning to your home country and you do not intend to stay in the US.
Very possible he will be treated as an overstay and not admitted to the US since there is no record of him leaving the US.
Sounds like the answer is “no” unless your wife is claiming you didn’t pay?
It doesn’t work that way, you need a job offer for EB3. Think about having consultation so you can discuss what visas are possible, long and short...
File an extension and explain the situation with evidence.
Do what he said and leave, should be fine. If you have questions about long term impactbif leaving US on future visas talk to a lawyer.
Once the NVC opens a case and asks that you submit the DS260 information you can call and notify them and add the documents regarding the child.