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Carl Michael Shusterman
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Can i change jobs within the same employer, when GC processing is going on

Asked by a user in San Jose, CA - 4 months ago.

You can change jobs as long as you remain an executive or manager. You employer should, however, notify USCIS of the job change. Please see

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Can I take multiple jobs if I am on EAD ?

Asked by a user in Mc Lean, VA - 5 months ago.

Yes, although if you happen to be adjusting your status through employer sponsorship, make sure that you are working for the sponsoring employer at least 40 hours per week. Please see

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What is unlawfull presence .immigration

Asked by a user in Rialto, CA - 5 months ago.

Unless the government determines that your asylum application is "frivilous", you are not accruing unlawful presence. Please see

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Will the age gap between a couple and the condition of the marriage affect one's eligibility to get a visa?

Asked by a user in Los Altos, CA - 4 months ago.

Yes, but the ultimate question is whether your marriage is bona fide. Please see

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Does a British National living and working legally in Mexico City need a tourist visa to travel to America for a holiday?

Asked by a user in Las Vegas, NV - 5 months ago.

You can enter the U.S. on a Visa Waiver. However, check with the airline and make sure that they are authorized until the Visa Waiver program. Please see

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I'm a u.s citizen, can I marry a green cardholder?

Asked by a user in West Covina, CA - 4 months ago.

Yes, you can marry whoever you like. The green card holder can apply for naturalization 5 years after he got his green card or 3 years after he marries you, whichever comes first. Please see

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Mother wants to come to the us on a visit only how can she get a visa to do so

Asked by a user in Raleigh, NC - 3 months ago.

If your family is lawfully in the US, your mother needs to go to the US Embassy and apply for a visitors visa. She must demonstrate that she has no intention of remaining in the US.

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Eb2 for green card, and 5yr exprences

Asked by a user in Placentia, CA - 3 months ago.

Question: Does your company require that all purchasing managers have a Masters degree or a Bachelors plus 5 years of professional experience? If not, your job will will not support an EB-2.

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Immigrant Petition for my Daughter

Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - 4 months ago.

It depends on what country your daughter is from. However, even if you naturalizing makes the wait longer, your daughter can choose, under the Child Status Protection Act, to remain as the daughter of a green card holder for purposes of getting her green card more quickly. Bottom line: Go ahead and become a U.S. citizen. Please see

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I want to register my marriage in usa

Asked by a user in 90024 - 5 months ago.

You cannot "register" your marriage in the U.S. However, you marriage in Iran is recognized in the U.S. If you husband marriages again without getting a divorce, the 2nd marriage will be bigamous.

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