USA DS-260 Immigrant Visa Application - confusing Questions
I don't understand your confusion. Q: • Is your spouse immigrating to the U.S. at a later date to join you? A: yes Q: • Is your spouse...
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I don't understand your confusion. Q: • Is your spouse immigrating to the U.S. at a later date to join you? A: yes Q: • Is your spouse...
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You forgot to tell us about company 'zero'. Are you still working for them?
OOPS ... you waited too long to file your N-400 ... it should have been filed MORE than 6 months before your greencard expired. Now you have to...
Is it legal to work with the EAD based on the AOS? Yes Does it invalidate your F-1? Yes.
1. go home 2. apply for a visa at the US Consulate in your homelane 3. Talk to a lawyer via Skype about the possible need for a waiver.
Why doesn't she have a lawyer? This is very dangerous and you need to contact legal aid, the ACLU, or another organization to help her.
1. Why did you file so late? 2. Why do you feel the need to prove legal status? 3. You will be fine, as long as you don't need to "prove"...
What was the start date for employer B's petition? It is possible that by staying with A you are working w/o authorization.
An attorney needs to review the I-140 ... you haven't given us enough information.
Unemployment is an insurance program ... go ahead and apply, assuming that you qualify.