Will this slow my case down?
If anything, this might speed up your case.
Portland, OR
Immigration Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Immigration
If anything, this might speed up your case.
6 months in the US, followed by 5 months out of the US, followed by 1-2 months in the US should work. BUT, if you could do closer to 3-4 months...
Not a good idea. They look at household income and assume that you will be eating some of his food.
This is not an immigration question. I have re-classified it.
You appear to have put the correct information on the EMPLOYER's I-129 ... keep in mind that those papers are not your property.
You are inquiring too soon ... 4-7 months is more normal.
Your perspective is a bit confusing. Are you asking whether or not your 14 year old child can travel internationally?
It can depend on which Consulate you're dealing with. But, my colleagues are correct with their general estimate of 4-6 months.
Get an attorney and fight the divorce. As long as it isn't final, you remain married.
Don't be lazy and don't play games with governments. Go home and get the certification.