What Can I do? Your intent must be to work on a ship and serve as a crewman when entering the US using a C1-D crewman visa. So, there are problems if you either did not work as a crew member or stopped working, and remained in the US. Let’s consider the problems. Misrepresentation Did […]
C1-D Visa and Marriage Green Card
Marrying in the US on a C1-D Visa Crew members who entered the US on a C1-D visa or C1 status and marry an American citizen routinely call for help. The crew member has been in the US many years. Sometimes, the foreign crew member hesitates to discuss with the American fiance his or her […]
Presidential Proclamation of June 22, 2020
Non-immigrant K1 Fiance Visas We’ve received word that several U.S. consulates abroad have stopped processing K1 fiance visas. This is incorrect based on my reading of the new proclamation. Although K1 visas are, strictly speaking, non-immigrant visas, they are not among those visas targeted for exclusion by the June 22 proclamation. This most recent June […]
C1-D Visa Overstay
C1D visa to green card It is not easy to overstay in the US on a C1D crew visa and try to obtain a green card. By law, crew members are prevented from overstaying in the US and obtaining green cards (or other immigration benefits) as a means of discouraging violation of the crewman rules. […]
DACA at the Supreme Court
DHS v. Regents of the University of California On November 12, 2019, the Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments in the case of Department of Homeland Security v. Regents of the University of California, consolidated with Trump v. NAACP and McAleenan v. Vidal, to decide whether the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) […]
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