Does the USCIS allow action on an approved I-140 using form I-824 by someone other than the original petitioner or its rep?
Only the original employer or its "successor-in-interest" can file the I-824 in an employment based case.
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Only the original employer or its "successor-in-interest" can file the I-824 in an employment based case.
You would need to convince the Consulate in any event that you have no intention of employment in the U.S. in B1 visa status irrespective of...
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You cannot. There must be a qualifying relationship between the U.S. company and the Indian company, and just as importantly you must be...
The employer will prepare the LCA for certification, and state the wage offered to you which will not be a lesser amount than the higher of the...
Yes, an EAD application can be filed for your daughter based on her L2 status even if she is not present in the U.S. on the day of filing, or...
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An H1B amendment should be filed now if the employer determines that there is a material change in job duties or location. A certified LCA must...
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It may affect the naturalization application. There is a question which specifically asks whether the applicant has ever committed a crime or...
Your employer will decide whether the new job duties/responsibilities are materially different and thus require an H1B amendment. As to the...
Unlawful presence, even for one day, normally requires applying at a U.S. Consulate in the home country.
A marriage certificate could, conceivably, have biographical information including the names of parents, as well as all names used by the...