Getting welfare such as WIC or foodstamps as a new immigrant.
I agree, WIC (and probably food stamps) shouldn't be a problem as long as they are for him and a US citizen child ONLY.
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I agree, WIC (and probably food stamps) shouldn't be a problem as long as they are for him and a US citizen child ONLY.
Multiple passports are tricky, but possible ... I know, I have 2. As for the no-impediment issue ... this is not a problem ... if you marry in...
Talk to a lawyer ... there are several options ... not the least one of which is to take a vacation from the first company ... while you move.
You have US government funding ... they don't like to give waivers. But, it might be possible ... talk to an attorney...
Go here and search by Iowa ... www.ailalawyer.com
Too complicated for an AVVO blog. Make an appointment with an attorney.
You need to file a 'one-step' application kid ... many forms (the I-130, I-485, G-325 and I-864 are just some of them.) Pay a consultation fee...
An attorney may be able to help you 'recapture' some of the time you were actually living/working in India.
DON'T DO IT. Your SEVIS numbers may not match. Contact the school for further, and better, advice.
Avvo. Ferrari is correct .. the move will cause a HUGE delay. Your husband can go to country B, an return to country A to get his visa.