Boston, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
You are not required to send in the old card. And as far as the info required on Form I-765, do the best you can. They should be able to find...
If you're not subject to the 2-year rule, you can certainly change your status (e.g., to H-1). But it doesn't sound like you're up to speed on the...
You don't need to wait. If you're eligible for adjustment and if everything is properly prepared and filed, you should get your employment...
I assume your children are U.S. citizens (otherwise, it becomes even more complicated). If you would like to stay in the U.S. beyond the...
When the I-130 petition gets approved, the case will be forwarded to the National Visa Center (also in the U.S.), where it will sit until the...
You're not on J-1 anymore, you're in the process of adjusting your status. The EAD you received as part of your adjustment process allows you to...
It depends on whether you're doing adjustment of status or consular processing. But I agree with my colleagues, you should not try this on your...
Unless you're subject to the 2-year home residence requirement, there is no restriction on the number of J-1 visas you can have.
There is nothing in the law that would prohibit her from owning a property. Getting a mortgage is a different story - you would need to talk to...
If your current company doesn't mind that you work for someone else and can keep the job offer open for you for the future, this can still work.
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