Boston, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
It depends on whether you'll be changing status in the U.S. or consular processing. If it's the former, the change of status to H-1B will not be...
Generally, you are supposed to get the visa in your home country. Some consulates do process temporary residents (workers, students) - I suggest...
"Checking deeper" is not what this forum is about. You need thorough analysis of your husband's situation. You need to sit down with a competent...
Are you sure it's I-90? If you withdraw your I-90 application, you will go back to the original point (as if you had never applied). This...
Although, his naturalization would automatically put you in the "immediate relative" category, your case is unlikely to be updated, without any...
Assuming you're eligible for adjustment of status (and also, assuming you were not placed in removal proceedings after your first denial), you...
If you have an "A number", it is very easy to check whether you're in proceedings or not: call 800-898-7180, type in your A# and listen to the...
It's also critical to include evidence of his intent to go back (property, back accounts abroad, etc).
In response to your questions: 1. There is no formal grace period - you lose your status as soon as you lose your job. Although sometimes, you...
Check your new name in your marriage certificate - this is your legal name now. And this is how you should be listing it on all of the forms.
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