H1b
There is no problem in departing the U.S. with just the I-94. You are accruing unlawful presence in the U.S. since the H1B petition denial in...
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There is no problem in departing the U.S. with just the I-94. You are accruing unlawful presence in the U.S. since the H1B petition denial in...
Decide what you want to do: work or study? I assume that you are outside the U.S. If you decide to study, there is no need for the employer to...
There is an unofficial 10 day period (I hesitate to use the words "grace period") to depart the U.S. once your H1B employment is terminated. If you...
You can work for the H1B employer beyond the I-94 expiration date based on its filing of an H1B petition requesting extension of status prior to...
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Yes, it is possible. A co-sponsor will be required. There may be additional documentation required showing a bona fide marriage as well. Consult...
Think twice about an H1B petition being filed for you very shortly after your entry to the U.S., esp. since it is not cap-subject and therefore no...
L2 or H4 status is not counted towards the 6 year limit in H1B status. Your wife will have a full 6 years in H1B status starting December 20, 2012....
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Although an I-130 for each family member is required only in immediate relative cases (as opposed to family preference cases), a revised I-130 or...
Your application will not be treated any differently because it was received on the 60th day as opposed to the first day of eligibility....
May possibly be successful if you have compelling reasons to return to your home country to await consular processing for an immigrant visa after...