Immigration Forum / USA / February 2007

Last time I was in the us I over stayed my VWP by 5 weeks because I was
sick and couldn't travel. Since then I have got married if i try to
enter again would they have record of my overstay even though my name
has changed etc etc

My US citizen girlfriend and I are planning to marry at some stage in
the near future.
At the moment, she is visiting me in the UK, and can be here for
another 4 months.

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i would like to say a big hello, tell you about my self and hopefully,
somebody can tell me what chance we have of moving to the usa.
Firstly im Ryan and im 24yrs old, im married (Lisa 25yrs). no children.
we would like to move to Bloomsburg pa. i have a british uncle there,

Quick Q. I am travelling to USA on Friday with my friend (We're both guys).
He's been before a few times, I've never been. Will we be 'assessed' for the
waiver together at immigration and / or if one of us is declined with the
other also be declined (or can the other 'opt' to be ...

I have been reading through alot of these posts here & I thought I had
better post up and ask for some advice from those who have done this process
or are currently going through it.
Currently im living in the UK, but my partner lives in the USA, but I will

I'm planning to flay to New York (using I-94W) and during my stay cross
to Canada. Would I have to give up the departure section of the waiver
going to Canada and complete another I-94W on returning to the US?

I wanted to know how I should go about opening a branch office in the
USA of a UK company. Or would it be better to open a completely new
company? Or a subsidiary?

    I am currently in the UK completing my masters and I am applying
for US citizenship. I noticed there is a rule about that the candidate
must "have resided in the district or state of residency for the last
three months."

Hello, My daughter (age 10) is having her interview in London next month
for the i-130, and so has to have her medical done as well.  I wondered
if anyone had done both on the same day, rather than going the week
before for the medical? It would save me flying over for a length of

This week I was visiting the UK and had my wallet stolen. I had my
greencard in the wallet. I went to the US Embassy in London and received
a letter of transportation, so at least I can get back. While all this
was happening a local newspaper ran a story on my predicament resulting

My daughters have just have their GC's delivered and I am wondering if I
should or am able to get their SSN's, or do we have to wait until they
are a certain age, ie, 15 or 16???
They are 12 and 8 right now.

I am in US on H1b ,my spouse is green card holder.We got married here
before few months.
I have following questions regarding green card based on marriage in
US.

I currently represent several EB-5 eligible projects in the Southwestern
United States.  We are actively looking for investors both at the
$500,000 and $1M levels.  Our projects are in the $5M (USD) to $300M
(USD) level. Can you please direct me as to how to find investors

I have been granted a conditional green card under the marriage
category for 2 years. During the next 2 years if my marriage does not
work out and I file for a divorce, does that mean that my green card
will be taken off me? Or does it mean that my usa ciziten husband has