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No. You should make sure to present the H1b I-94 from the extension approval, and make sure to be admitted until 2027.

You can leave and re-enter on the basis of your valid H4 visa, and present your spouse's latest H1b I-94, to be admitted until the same date on your I-94. This isn't Automatic Revalidation, but a regular entry. Your H4 Extension of Stay application will be automatically abandoned when you leave...

There was never any restriction on US permanent residents entering the US from anywhere during the pandemic.

Only if they have strong enough evidence to overcome the presumption of breaking continuous residence in the last year of their absence. If not, they have to wait until 4 years and 6 months after their return. See USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 12, Part D, Chapter 3, section C-2.

Canadian citizens do not need a visa to enter the US into most nonimmigrant statuses, including TD. So she would never need to get a TD visa on her Canadian passport. I believe she can continue to stay in the US on her current TD I-94, since TD status is not dependent on nationality. But I am...

What nelsona said is correct. Canadian citizens don't need to get a visa for dependents to get a visa. I think what you might be referring to is the fact, that, sometimes, it might be beneficial to issue a Canadian citizen a visa even if they don't need it, if both the Canadian citizen and the...

Naturalization can only be revoked for false information if that information would have influenced whether to approve your naturalization, according to the US Supreme Court decision in Maslenjak v. United States (2017). If your application is still pending, and you are sure that the arrest...

Did you use the immigrant visa to enter the US?

What do you mean by your "current H1B is expiring on Oct 17, 2024"? When you stop working, you remain in status until 60 days after you stopped working, or until your I-94 expires, whichever is first. Since you stopped working on September 3, you should remain in status until about November 2...

I say just reapply with the correct information, but put a cover letter explaining that the previous one was wrong.

You should not enter on TN with preconceived intent to file I-485 during that stay.

Yes, I-864 Affidavit of Support is required for family-based I-485. Yes, I-693 is required for I-485. Read the I-485 instructions; it will tell you what is needed. G-1145 is optional; you just won't get electronic notification if you don't include it; you will still get the paper receipt. I-765...

What do you mean by "update our filing status"? Update it where? Do you mean on the W-4 for withholding? You can update your W-4 at anytime, with the goal being having the withholding be similar to or more than your tax liability for the year with whatever filing status you will use on your tax...

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Having a pending or approved petition does not mean they intended to file AOS during that stay.

And? Someone who is already in the US can file AOS. There is nothing wrong with that. But nothing there says it is okay to enter on B2 with preconceived intent to file AOS during that stay.

Not true. You may be talking about abandonment of I-485. Your I-485 will not be abandoned if 1) you maintained H1b status until right before you leave, and you return on an H1b visa, or 2) you are granted Advance Parole before you leave, and you return on that Advance Parole. There is no such...

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So they are green card holders and you naturalized?