I agree, you need a good criminal defense attorney to challenge the charge against you. Otherwise a conviction for prostitution would be a CIMT and will be a problem with your PR renewal. 713-772-2300 www.Fonglegal.com
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You need to take the I-797 approval notice of the L-1B extension and apply for your L visa issuance at your home consulate. Get a full copy of the petition from the company attorney and go online to the DOS website to get detailed information for the visa issuance procedure and the DS-160.
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The maximum period of time on an L-1B is five (5) years. this is for actual time in the US in an L-1B status. Confirm with your company attorney as to your remaining eligibility.
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I agree. Timely filed extension will give you 240 days of employment authorization, and you should be speaking with your company attorney.
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The USCIS officer wants to know the specific reason that you filed your I-751 late. Consult with an attorney to prepare the best response. Only you know the reason that you filed late.
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It does not matter the format, as long as it is legible, signed and dated. f you are filing late, consult with an attorney as there are specific limited reasons to apply late. Document the reason for the late filing well.
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Keep both passports with you at your entry, and other evidence that you used both names.
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Most traffic citations will not be a problem for your citizenship. Be sure to note on your form that you have been "cited, arrested or convicted" and have evidence of the disposition of the cases.
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The L-2 status ends on divorce, when you separate from the company or leave the US.
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He can be married in whatever country he is currently stationed. The USCIS and DOS recognize all valid marriages from most countries.
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