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Just re-apply. You are a tad late and it will not be renewed prior to your current one expiring, but this is not the end of the world.

I have to disagree with you. One can be accused of having pre-conceived intention without having had to lie at the POE.

Canadian consulate in New York or Los Angeles

Spanish passport holders do not need a visa to visit Canada.

Renting versus owning really does not matter. Consider below a tall tale!!!

They entered the US with pre-conceived intent to AOS. I strongly advise them to pursue GC via CP route.

Some local authority from where the birth took place needs to issue some document stating that your brother's birth certificate is not available. With regards to time, the I-130 will probably 4-5 years to be approved and it will become current 7-8 years after its approval.

A1: No A2: See A1 Yes, your new spouse needs to carry your divorce decree to her H-4 visa interview.

Chances of success are very slim but it is not impossible to secure a visit visa while an immigration petition exists for you.

I was trying to find out if the OP did something in the past that made him ineligible to use ESTA now.

Usually people get a B-1/2 because they can no longer use ESTA and thus I was enquiring.

You will need to furnish a non-availability document in lieu of the birth certificate along with secondary evidence of having common parents. Sibling category is 12-14 years over-subscribed. No interview in the near future.

Yes, if you have a valid B-2 visa, you may visit him. Just keep in mind, you may be denied entry.

Then why do you not use ESTA? Are you ineligible to use ESTA?

I meant "The parents can accompany him....."

Do you hold a French passport?

Keep us posted on how it goes.

No the divorce does not affect your visa.

No

A1: The 19 year old son has to apply for his visa. The visa can accompany him, provided the consulate lets them. A2: B-2 visas are self-sponsored.