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I-130 immigrant petition for relative approved but not eligible to adjust status

Alan's answer | Answered on March 12, 2012

sometimes USCIS makes a mistake. If your wife is a USC it appears based on what you said, that you are eligible to adjust status. If your wife is...

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My wife filled an i130 petition for me on 22 september ,2011,bt upto now there is no response.what could be the problem?

Alan's answer | Answered on March 12, 2012

The California Service Center is currently processing I-130's that were filed in June for permanent residents and August for US citizens, so it...

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Wife on H4 Visa stamp with Previous Employer. I changed my H1B Visa to another Company recently. Can she travel?

Alan's answer | Answered on March 12, 2012

Her H-4 visa is not employer specific, as long as you are maintaining valid H-1 status, she can travel on her valid H-4 visa.

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Change of status from H1 to H4.H1 expiring with in a month

Alan's answer | Answered on March 12, 2012

If you are maintaining valid non-immigrant status and apply to change to another non-immigrant status, you are considered in status while your...

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Do they see those kind of files? does immigration see papers from cps binders?

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

what is cps

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H-1B visa extension

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

Not a very good strategy. Once you work on EAD you are no longer in H-1B status, therefore you will have no valid non-immigrant status. If...

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If i485 get denied what will happend to the visa no that was avaible?

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

It would go to the next person in line

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WHAT DO I DO.......

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

As long as you entered the US illegally as a visitor, you may apply for adjustment of status based on your marriage to a US Citizen. However you...

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Dmv and immigration

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

Consult a lawyer that handles Motor Vehicle matters about whether or not there is a freedom of information act request you can make.

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I was naturalized last month with a new name that has no middle name just a first and last.

Alan's answer | Answered on March 09, 2012

No, you are a US citizen, you do not have to report to USCIS.

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