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Exactly, this is what I was presuming first. But then after conducting some research I realized that once the case is turned to the immigration court , the I-862 Notice to appear is being served to an alien
see this...
Thank you, Triple Citizen, but it seems as it's yes and yes respectively. I just consulted with the experienced immigration attorney (who actually handled my asylum case) and he confirmed that the asylum case (at the judicial review stage) is considered to be a removal proceedings.
Problem
I'm in the process of completing the DS-160 form for the purpose of obtaining the business visa and I'm a bit confused about how to properly answer the question "Have you ever been the subject of a removal or deportation hearing?"
I have a previous immigration history from 1995 to 2005...
Maybe you should speak for yourself.
It all depends on one's field. If it is waiting tables or bar tending then yes, it's nearly impossible. But for the people in the professional fields such as computing or engineering it would at least be possible to set up a few job interviews in advance...
Sorry to hear about such an unfortunate turn of events.
but who says this whole H1 visa program 9and perhaps many others) should be fair and is fair?
it all is based primarily on the good luck. and then on your skills/experience/abilities etc...
good luck in the future!
Hello, experts! I am in a need of your opinion/input.
This is how the case goes.
In 1995 entered the USA on the B2 visa, visiting a close friend.
Subsequently successfully extended the stay 3 times.
Then in 1997 had a political asylum case opened.
Then married a DV lottery winner and...
A pending asylum application should not preclude one entering a DV lottery.
In 1999 i did have an asylum application pending (had a scheduled hearing before the IJ at the time) and later in 2000 I was able to adjust status to LPR based on my spouses DV-2000 primary application. The asylum...
the number of visas selected TOTAL for processing in the random selection process is larger (some 100 000) than the number of visas that will actually be issued (some 55 000 - "initial" selection - all of these applicants are notified starting may 1st as "selected for further processing")...
If you are refused an entry , your GC will most likely be taken by immigration authorities (so you won't have a need to "toss" it) and you may be provided with an option to voluntarily execute the abandonment of the GC (see i-407)
oh, do not pay attention to comments from id***s - ignoring these would be the best thing to do
Well, interesting question. I hope what you're asking is "which way is it the best for me to try to pursue a legal status in the USA, through a genuine marriage to my USC fiance or through the...
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