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Hahaha Lol I guess thats where the examiner will turn around & say! Hey Looook.... Tom's Dick's Hairry!!! & then again looking at YOU! He will replace Tom's with GhantaBro!! lol Congratulations!!!!

Thanks TC for hitting the nail on the head!! Absolutely valid argument!! re (a) wrt (b) could you hazard a guess as to what would be a reasonable time to turn around & return back to the USA after exiting from a legitimate stay within the permitted duration of 'stay' originally given at...

Thanks Concerned4us. You are quite right, this excuse is precisely with this intent, & I wanted to know how well this reason will stand for an extension of stay in the US (with financial support from out of the US) & if it would permit repeated re-entry at frequent intervals. While this...

Thanks TC for spelling out the wikipedia for dyslexia. Being a parent of a dyslexic, you will appreciate that I would have long since researched the topic, including the statistics. However, my questions are clearly outlined, & very specifically 'immigration' related, & hopefully I will...

Please re-read the question. The issue is NOT about 'why' & 'if' there was a late diagnosis or the condition can be treated anywhere in the world!! or that dyslexia is a big 'emergency'. It is a existing condition & the decision to school them in the US despite that condition is not in...

Hi Experts Here's a scenario on which I need some clarification to remain within the purview of the usa visitation laws. We are a indian couple & have 2 kids who are american citizens by birth aged 18 & 16, who have been living & studying outside of USA, although we have been visiting the...