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The six-year clock is only reset by stating outside the United States for a year or more. Changing from L-1B to H-B does not reset the clock. You can... Read Answer
There are two issues you need to address. First, you will need to file for divorce. The process varies greatly from state to state. Divorce law is a... Read Answer
If you choose to respond, you will have to explain why you used the false document and attempt to convince U.S.C.I.S. that despite the use of the... Read Answer
The question of government aid is not one that is asked on the naturalization application. I seriously doubt that the subject would ever come up in a... Read Answer
The answer depends upon whether the employer requests a change of status or consular notification. Your L-1B nonimmigrant status would terminate... Read Answer
Yes, she may apply for her children. You can read more about family immigration at http://myattorneyusa.com/family-immigration.
For sponsorship qualifications, total income is usually a more accurate gauge than adjusted gross income or gross income. Although K-1 petitioners... Read Answer
Typically, either parent can request a birth certificate of his/her child.
It will depend upon what country you wish to immigrate to. You may want to look for an immigration attorney in that country. You may also be able to... Read Answer
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You can petition for your mother and your sister at the same time with seperate I-130 petitions. Your mother, as an immediate relative,... Read Answer
If you stayed outside of the USA for longer than 180 days, you need to wait 4 years and one day from that return date to the USA to qualify for... Read Answer
These types of quesitons could not be opined upoon without getting really familiar with the facts of the case and the circumstances around the... Read Answer
There is no direct path to citizenship. You must first become a lawful permanent resident. You can only seek lawful permanent residence through... Read Answer
There is no direct path from F nonimmigrant status to a green card. Most individuals who originally enter the United States with F visas obtain green... Read Answer
There is no simple way to bring someone to the United States. A marriage must be entered in good faith in order for immigration benefits to be... Read Answer
There is not enough information to answer your question. Adjust to what? What is the basis for adjustment? What was the reason you sought... Read Answer
It is your burden to prove you were admitted or paroled into the United States. An I-94 is proof that you were admitted or paroled. If you do not... Read Answer
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There is no limitation on who may be the preparer and interpreter. However, if you are not a family member or close friend, you may want to have one... Read Answer
Your question is way too general to be answered on the Internet. While we do not provide legal advice here, only general information, we do need some... Read Answer
One continuous year in the three prior ot admission with a company bearign a qualifying relationship. Typically, that includes... Read Answer
If she entered in a non-immigrant intent status like B-2, filing an AOS could cause problems.
The fact that you have defaulted on your student loans does not affect your ability to file an affidavit of support. You will need to demonstarte you... Read Answer
Assuming your wife is the person petitioning for your green card, she must file an affidavit of support regardless of her income and assets. If your... Read Answer