Immigration Forum / USA / April 2007

Help! I am going to leave my current position and go full time study ,
thus need to transfer my visa status from H1b to F1. I plan to transfer
status without traveling outside the US. Since school starts in May and
visa transfer takes 2-6 months, I have to attend school full time ...

I'm beginning to prepare my N-400, and I seem to remember that if I am
applying on the basis of three years as an LPR, still married to same
USC who was the basis for LPR application, I only need to answer the
questions for the last three years, even though they ask for five. Is

Hello All. I am in a strange situation. I have an EB1 Extraordinary Ability
I-140 filed and pending. They have given me my advance parole and work
permit docs. I expect a final result from them very late this year.
Currently I work on an H1B; not the work permit. However, due to ...

I am new to this forum, so hello to all of you. I have had a house in
Florida for about 9 years and am finally considering taking the plunge
and emigrating (although to a different part of the US). I have read
some of your comments before about the EB5 visa (and I apologise if I am

I' m a US citizen and my wife has been living in the US for the last 9
months - she entered using a B1/B2 visa and has not overstayed (she
goes back to Mexico every month or so).  We're getting the paperwork
started for her visa and AOS.  Will there be any complications from

I was working in a company in Florida, US on H1B in 1999. After a
year, I moved to Canada and this year I moved back to the same company
in Florida - working on a TN visa.
Is it possible for the company to apply an H1B for me on my old

Hi this is my 1st post so please be gentle with me. I have American
Citizenship and although I have lived in the Uk for 38 years I now want
to move out to Orlando. I have applied for Immigrant visa's for my
Husband (been married 22 years) and my 19yr old daughter. Spoke to

Hello everybody, it's me again :) I got carried away with the
possible I-601 procedure that I completely forgot that in my case I
might not be subject to the bar, so I need your advice again. Here's
my story. Please read (forgive all the details, I really tried to

I am currently traveling through the US on a 90 day visa waiver. I
want to stay for another two months after this period ends in late
June. I know I can't just go to Canada or Mexico and get another visa
waiver period, so what are my options? I am an Australian citizen, but

my wife is US citizen and I am non-US citizen, my son is born in UK
on Feb 2007. We want to claim his US citizenship through my wife, but
the
problem is her total PHYSICAL PRESENCE in usa is 4 years and 11

Hi all - odd question, but bear with me...
My landlady has been offered a job in Dallas where a company is willing
to sponsor her.
Am I right in thinking that she will need an H1 visa, and that it needs

Here is how things are going down here... :
Application ( with lawyer) Jan. 18th 2007
Return Receipt Letter from immigration dated 30th January 2007
Interview Appointment Letter, came in today, 25th April 2007

Hi everyone! My question is... My husband is from Wales.. We got married
12/05/05. We had a tough year..  Anyway.. He went back to Wales Dec. 6
of 2006 for a "2 week visit" and has not returned!! So needless to say I
have had a hard time.. But I am doing ok now.. So now to the ...

Can anyone advise how long the waiver of ineligibility process takes.
I am planning to go on a short holiday with my family to the US in
August.  I have two previous convictions first 17 years ago for
deception and second 7 years ago for ABH.  Neither involved a jail

I would like to apply for a US residency through my wife and I was
wondering if the experts here can assess my chances, for which I would
be extremely grateful.
1. My wife is a US citizen (naturalized 2 years ago, after she won DV