First, it's essential that you check to make sure that you're able to travel while you're on a UK visa and awaiting residency. If you can, then you should apply for a US visitors visa. As long as you can prove that you have intention to return to the UK/your home country at the end of your stay in t...

Basically, EOS and COS mean EXACTLY what they say. While in the US on that visa, you cannot extend your stay, nor can you change your status. If you attempt to do either, your application will be rejected on the spot. Your only option is to go back to your home country and reapply for a fiancee visa...

All embassies to my knowledge require W2 and paychecks, I believe, for H4 stamping.

Didnt see the third question. If she tries to enter on a visitor visa, she'll more than likely be refused entry for intention to stay.

Otherwise, you may have to start the GC process out of the US and then bring her in when she's granted.

You may be better off speaking to the embassy or consulate about this. She may be able to get a form to exclude her from this rule. Otherwise, they will be able to advise you more on whether you can reapply for one for her. If you are American, I cant see a problem with it, however, she's now going ...

If you have a degree, you can apply for a H1B visa. Do a search on the internet for some companies which will offer you a service for a small charge and provide you with available jobs. If you don't have a degree, you can try for a seasonal or temporary job in the US on a H2B visa. But you can only ...

He can either call the embassy or just not show up for his interview. From what I gather, he won't be jeopardized for future applications.

Starting a business in the US is a very, very complex topic. But to generalize it, you have two options. You either start a US business, pay someone to run it for you, and you run it from your home country and visit it from time to time. OR you remain in the US on an E visa, but you don't work for t...