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Could I Apply as Third Country Nationals from Puerto Rico?
Posted on February 17, 2010 by Brian D. Lerner
Third Country Nationals (Non-Mexicans) The US Consulate General in Ciudad Juarez ACCEPTS the following types of NIV applications from Third Country National (TCN) applicants: Applicants seeking to renew their C1/D, D, E , F, H (except H-2), I, J, L, M, O, P and R visas, regardless of where the original visa was issued. Certain [...]
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Will the war affect my application?
Posted on December 28, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: I wish the best for the troops of the U.S. in Iraq. My concern is that I have an application going forward with the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services and am wondering if that will be affected. Also, I am having a friend coming into the U.S. for a visit. Will the war [...]
Filed under: B1/B2 Visas, Immigration Law, immigration provisions, USCIS, Work Visa | Tagged: Visitor Visa, Work Permit | Leave a Comment »
Can I still Change my Status?
Posted on December 28, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: I know that the immigration laws now only allow me to come into the U.S. on a Visitor Visa for only 30 days. I was planning to go to the U.S. to visit, and then later, if I found a good job offer, to change my status to some type of working status. Additionally, [...]
Filed under: B1/B2 Visas, Change of Status, Immigration Law, immigration provisions, USCIS | Tagged: Change of Status, Visitor Visa | Leave a Comment »
Title: You mean I don’t have to go back?
Posted on December 23, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: I have been here for several months on a Visitor Visa and have found that I love the U.S. I do not want to return to my home country. I have a Visa that states it is a Multiple Entry Visitor Visa for the next ten years. However, when I entered the U.S., I [...]
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Immigration Article: Can I still Change my Status?
Posted on December 23, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: I know that the immigration laws now only allow me to come into the U.S. on a Visitor Visa for only 30 days. I was planning to go to the U.S. to visit, and then later, if I found a good job offer, to change my status to some type of working status. Additionally, [...]
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Immigration Article: To Extend or Not to Extend?
Posted on December 23, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: I entered the United States on a Visitor Visa. I have been here for about 4 months and my status will expire in another two months. Can I simply extend my status without going back to my home country? Answer: Prior to September 11, 2001, it would not have been a problem. These types [...]
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Is Immigration suffering or being helped by DHS?
Posted on December 16, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner
Question: Last year, the Department of Homeland Security came into being. I have many friends who are having lots of problems with immigration. Is the DHS helping or hurting these people? Answer: March 1, 2004 marks the one-year anniversary of the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS’s) assumption of U.S. immigration functions. There are several problems [...]
Filed under: B1/B2 Visas, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration Law, immigration provisions, USCIS | Tagged: B2 Visas, DHS | Leave a Comment »
