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thank you so much for this info, i have a question my mom came to visit 2 yrs ago and stayed i file her last year when i became a citizen she got a social ,work permit but the denied the green card, should i file a I-601 for her? I ask this because a friend told me i should've file the I-601 with the I-485 adjustment of status,
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Hi , your video was very useful , and my mother is in NJ, and i live in TEXAS, does it matter to which lawyer i go to for help? Like do i have to go to an immigration lowyer in NJ or can i do it while here in TX?
Immigration law is federal law which means that you can retain a lawyer that is licensed in any state. I would recommend hiring an attorney focusing100% on immigration law because of the complexity of this area of law. You can contact us at 916-613-3553 and we would be happy to help.
Immigration law is federal law which means that you can retain a lawyer that is licensed in any state. I would recommend hiring an attorney focusing100% on immigration law because of the complexity of this area of law. You can contact us at 916-613-3553 and we would be happy to discuss your case with you.
Has this changed yet? My husband is now able to come to the States with me on his regular tourist visa as an unvaccinated individual. So does that mean this also no longer a requirement if we want to move back to the US and apply for a change of status for him to join me in the US permanently?
Hey! Thanks for the awesome info! Quick question: What are the chances of getting an NOC from the Pakistan consulate if the program is fully sponsored by the US government? Is there a realistic chance of approval? Also, my DS 2019 mentions being subject to the 2-year home residency rule. Would love your thoughts on this!
If a program is sponsored by the US government the no objection waiver will most likely be denied with some exceptions. The Hardship or Persecution Waiver may be good alternatives.
@TheGreenCardLawyer thank you for the kind response. What if I have changed my status from J1 to F1 and currently I'm here as F1 (without anything like an NOC)? Am I still subject to 212 (e) and do I still need a waiver?
Hello there, how about cases from Feb 2017? I know last time they were working on July 2016 and I’m talking about the actual U visa not working permit. How long more do you think they would take considering there’s only 10K per year. Pretty please
Hello, I am a Permanent Resident th. My Oldest Daughter petition, i have a younger daughter of age 13 undocumented in USA, what are the options for her to obtain legal status?
Hi, My first visit to the USA was at NASA as a government scholar funded by the US Department of Agriculture, specifically the US Forest Service International Program under the SilvaCarbon program, which is funded by USAID. On my DS-2019 form and visa stamp, it was indicated that 212(e) is applicable to me, even though I have never served as a government employee in Bangladesh or held any private job there when I got the fellowship. At that time, I was in the initial year of my PhD program at Kyoto University in Japan. I have applied for an EB2 NIW (National Interest Waiver), which may be approved soon. Additionally, I have a pending job offer in PDF format from Purdue University, which is currently on hold due to the aforementioned issue. Elis Porter mentioned that there is no chance for me to avoid the 2-year residency requirement in Bangladesh, while Chen suggested that it would be very difficult for me to obtain the waiver. Was their assessment correct, or do I still have some hope? I am currently living in Hong Kong. In total I have stayed in Bangladesh around 4 months. Do you think I can get waiver on the ground of No Objection Statment from Bangladesh.
My friend came here on a k1 fiancé visa and got a divorce before receiving his 2 year green card, this was back in 2012 or so. So technically he has overstayed until now. But in 2020, he got married to USC and have a 3 year old child together. So, in your opinion, is there a way to help him stay in USA? (for example, filing 601A waiver?, filing hardship for his wife and child if he is deported?) Are there any avenues that he can try to get his green card?
You can start with evaluating whether you are subject to the two year rule by reviewing your DS 2019 and your J1 Visa Stamp. What country are you from?
In my ds 2019 its marked not subjected to two year rule bt in my visa stamp it's subjected to two year does apply I have c1d visa also which will expire in 2027 pls guide@@TheGreenCardLawyer
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Hello…Good morning from Dubai!! My my wife apply I 130 petition California service center 2022 ..she is green card holder now almost 23 months still case not approved how long time will take to approve? DQ is 8 November 2022 Please if anyone knows please guide me
@@tanzinasultana8734 not sure. But we got the BFD from vermont center. I can tell you that they are bouncing date to date, years to years and it can be very frustrating
I have my U visa and on December 12 2024 we can start the process for the green card. Do you know how long it takes after that to receive the green card?
We filed in 2023 Feb got bona-fined in December 2023 my husbands EAD got approved when will I (I am secondary applicant) when will my EAD card will be approved? Please answer thank you
I have seen alot of videos, this video is head and shoulders better than all others that I have seen on the subject of J1-waiver. Quick question, the no-objection waiver, I am presently on my 3rd year as a J1-visa holder. I have confirmed that I am not sponsored by government branch or agency. Which organization or branch of government is best for me to get the no objection letter from? Is it Ministry of foreign Affairs, Ministry of Education, or the teacher licensing agency in my country Nigeria?
