How long does it take for a green card holder to get naturalized after he has filed for naturalization?
Depends on the processing time at your USCIS center. Generally between 3-6 months.
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Depends on the processing time at your USCIS center. Generally between 3-6 months.
Hi there- You are allowed another 6 months if you've only been in J status for 12 months. H1 should not be a problem as long as the employer's...
Would recommend waiting to get your citizenship before you leave. There will be a delay, however, it is better than what you are suggesting. You...
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As an attorney, I would file this as cap exempt.
Yes. However, if she gets H4, she is abandoning the F1. In this case, she may be held to be out of status when her F1 lapsed.
You will need to wait till the new hospital's visa is approved, get it issued at a US consulate and return to the US on this visa.
If you are working for Comp A you can transfer your H1 to Comp C. If you never worked for Comp B you dont need their H1.
H1+ L1 combined should be 6 years. This period excludes any time spent outside the US while the visas were valid.
Hello- you should talk with a lawyer in person so the lawyer can review your case and make recommendations. You have a complicated case with...
If you are in L1A, have your employer file a EB1 petition. They are always current. You will get the gc in less than 1 year.