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Main applicant loses their VISA

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Blizknight   8

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Hi, would like to know what happens If the main applicant goes back to their country and loses their VISA staying more than 11 months outside, do their children that are still in the US will lose their visa as well or after you have your green card, every single one is independant ?

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Bertoli   16

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Hi, would like to know what happens If the main applicant goes back to their country and loses their VISA staying more than 11 months outside, do their children that are still in the US will lose their visa as well or after you have your green card, every single one is independant ?

Once visas are delivered to main applicants and derivatives...each one of them is on his own!

 
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