Immigration Forum / USA / January 2007

My wife has her conditional green card but she was wondering about having
our baby delivered in her home country where it's cheaper. I was wondering
if that could cause immigration issues for our baby when she returns to
the U.S. And, would the baby have dual citizenship?

I have L2 Stamped and my wife Blanket L1-A in April 2006 for 3 yrs. My
wife is working in a reputed Indian company and neither of us has
traveled to US after the stamping. Now I (L2 Holder) plans to go before
her to make pre-arrangements for our relocation to US.

USCIS has been quite impressive, so far.  They've processed things very
quickly and even got it right when I changed my official address after
fingerprinting.  Seeing as they appear to be on the ball, I'd like to be
equally prepared for the interview, which is scheduled for next ...

I am a US citizen and my husband is from Mexico.  He's a green card
holder since 2000.  Over a year ago we applied for his citizenship.  
We were then living in NYC and moved to NJ.  in Feb of 06 he got his
interview letter. He went there and all went well, the officer told

I have 2 USA visas on my passport. I entered USA with F-1 visa in Dec
2004. And I graduated in May 2005. AFter graduation I didn't leave the
country so I am out of status in this case.
I also have a R - B1/B2 visa and this visa has an expiration date of

I am on a L2 visa and have applied for EAD. For a personal reason I have
to travel back to my home country urgently, and will be back after 2
months. The L1 visa holder is staying in US. Do I need to apply for a
new EAD when I come back or is my old EAD Application is valid, If ...

I have recently moved (semi)permanently to the US (Los Angeles) from
Scotland.  I have been coming and going over the past few years on
visa waivers, but I finally got my H1-B in December, and moved over
here on Jan 1st.

There is a change in law that affects I-130 filings.  The DOS and CIS
have released guidance that consular posts will no longer accept I-
130 filings.
Following a review of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of

Here is a question regarding green card holder's re-entry.  Here is the
scenario:
A green card holder has a permission to live outside the US for 2 years.  
Upon return to the US within 2 years, is there a minimun period he must

This is suresh from Radiant Global Inc.
Radiant Global, A Leading Consulting Company based out of Chicago
Illinois.
Our Company is going through a tremendous growth spurt and we are now

See this below: and more info on http://impatriation.org/index.php?opti-
on=com_content&task=view&id=29&Itemid=26
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I am on a H1 visa and planning to get married this May. My to be wife
has got a job offer in US and is in a diffrent country right now.
My question is, can she come over here on H4 visa while her H1 visa is
still under-processing. would there be any problem ?

I have somebody on another forum (in french language) who answered two
"no" (two different entries both in 2006) to the question "have you
ever been denied a visa" on the visa waiver form I-94W.
She has been denied a visa B in 1997 and now would like to apply for a

Hello I am a citizen of the USA and want to bring my mother to live
here with us.  I started the process to get her here but she is alone
and things are difficult for her there.  The whole process involved
with getting her here they say can take anywhere from 1 to 1 1/2 years.

I currently have a B-1/2 visa, which is valid till 2015.( i got the B-1
because I was denied entry once, since I couldn't prove I would return
to germany) I live and work in Germany now, but would like to go to the
states on a J-1 for a year of training.  My question: for getting ...