Immigration Forum / USA / May 2007

My sister will apply for F1 from Pakistan based on an I20 issued by
Kaplan institute here. To get the I20 and then the visa, is it better
that she shows family sponsorship from Pakistan, or better that I
sponsor her for all financial needs?

I have a B1/B2 Visa and I know that once you enter the USA on that, you
are entered for six months.  If you wanna extend it, apparently you can
do that with USCIS.  My question is, how many times can you continue to
renew that from within the USA, before they start getting ...

Read all about it, here: http://Muvy.org

http://shieldofachilles.blogspot.com/2007/05/history-of-amnesty.html
(reference links on the original page)
In a letter to a US newspaper, The Saint Louis Post-Dispatch, the
writer, Steve Reiss, points a disturbing fact: If the current

...have been hearing rumors of citizenship fees going way...way up...
when is that going to happen? anytime in the near future?
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Right here's my predicament. Well its not really a sticky situation,
just something on which I'd like some advice.
I am transferring from London to NY with my company and will be
relocating on an L-1 visa. My Fiancée has a US mother and is a US

This post is about  my sister's situation. She has finished MBA in
Finance from Pakistan, and would like to pursue another MBA here. For
that purpose, she would like to prepare for GMAT over here in US by
taking a course in KAPLAN institute in USA. Once taken the test, she

I have come in USA before 6 months on H1B and my wife and my son both
are on H4 and I want to change my son's h4 visa into student visa. He
is in 10th grade. Can i do it ?and How I have to  proceed. If yes, Is
procedure tough, or smoother ? I appreciate in advance for the answer.

I figured this story was worth a blogpost. Reference links on the
original page:
http://shieldofachilles.blogspot.com/2007/05/one-illegal-immigrant-killed-anothe
r.html
While trying to elude immigration authorities, one man jumps from a

My L1-B just got approved (first time applicant) and my current
employer (and the one I am being transferred to) have no clue what to
do after receiving the Notice of Action (approval I-797). There is no
lawyer involved from this point onwards. I have done some research on

Mexican illegals & corrupt businesspeople have conspired to screw the
American worker,
and the so-called "left", far from being protectors of the common man,
couldn't be happier.

I have a question.
The story starts 10 years ago when I first came to Australia. I was a
national of an Asian country at that time and was in Australia on a
student visa.

I am applying for a J1 visa. I am sponsored via a US based university. I
have the DS 2019 forms for me (J1) and my children (J2).
I'm cohabiting with my partner for 17 years, who is the mother of our
only three kids. She will travel with me. Many would say we are married,

Joined MS in 2004 and never got to complete the thesis due to work , now
I am short of 6 credits, to complete my MS, I am on EAD which expires in
Dec. Does any one know if we can get the 6 credits from any school or
other options ?

I have been in the US for nearly two years and hold a conditional green
card (the condition is to be removed in Feb 08)  My parents would like
to retire and move to the States - for them to recieve perminant
residency status I would have to sponsor them?  Anybody here done that?