How ?
Yes, because your son is a 'preference' beneficiary, his son can come with him ... as long as he is under 21.
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Yes, because your son is a 'preference' beneficiary, his son can come with him ... as long as he is under 21.
Talk to the vital statistics department ... each state is different.
I agree with my colleagues ... yes, you should qualify.
There is no way to 'make sure' that they are approved together ... other than to write a letter asking for it.
You need to talk to an attorney about your 'personal reasons'. Q:1. When his H1B is approved, does my J2 stop being valid along with my work...
Use the new expiration date from the extension letter and you will be fine.
You haven't told us why the PERM is on hold .... I'm still working on PERM papers right now. I agree with my colleague, as for the...
You can go ahead and try ... although members of Congress usually can't impact on this type of request .... unless your spouse is a health care...
No no need to send now. BUT, keep certified copies of all police/court papers for the next time you file papers with CIS.
You don't need to ask this question. ALWAYS tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.