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LucyMO That wasn't my point,i meant its easier to change status in US in general, then to get a visa in home country. my point was that if applicant doesn't get a green card approved, then consulate will most likely revoke visa, but USCIS won't do it that easily, not that they cant, but they...

no i haven't , but if you will have both Canadian and US visa , there is no problem entering the US from canada. you are not braking any law.

do you have a Canadian visa? if so, there shouldn't be any problem.

USCIS does not issue visa, but they do change of status. In this case person can stay in the US on "change of status" documents, but you might also know, if person goes back, it is not easy to get a visa. It's easier to change the status or extend the visa in US. USCIS of course can cancel...

. well like i said, at least 5 people i know, and myself got affidavit from parents in the home countries, so it means its not useless :). when i was getting my student visa , i was told by lawyer that its better to get affidavit from my parents then from a non-relative in US (i had that...

LucyMO Well yes it does take longer but it is safer if you do not have a very high number in the DV lottery. This person is concerned about coming back to the states. Everyone that I know with this kind of dilemma of choosing between AOS or CP believe that they are more strict in consulates...

LucyMO in my case it worked and my friends case too. so if anyone won a green card and they dont have anyone in the US then they wont be able to prove they can support themselves? i don't know where you get that information but I know for sure people from different country can give an...

has anyone received NL in the US recently? if so, please give the date when you received it.

i'm not sure when your case number will be current, but 100% sure there won'be any tests for smoking. there is only blood test for HIV and skin test for TB. I don't think there is any rule about how long you should stay in the US before you can travel. as long as you have your passport with...

why don't you do AOS , then you wont need to leave the US . it will save you a lot of trouble if you just do AOS. from what I heard if you are already here, AOS is safer then CP.

I think it's not nessesary to be a US citizen or permanent resident to give an affidavit of support. It can be any person with sufficient income, even in the native country. that's what I did when I got my student visa and my friend did when she won DV lottery,she got the affidavit of support...