Travel outside USA with conditional green card

1) A K0-1 visa stamp is single-entry - if he leaves, he'll need a new K-1 stamp to come back (extremely difficult to get, so not recommended in...

I'm in US on L-1 and I-94 expires in 5 years. With approved family petition, I'm waiting for PD to be current.

I agree with my colleague - but here's what concerns me: it would be very unusual for an L-1 I-94 to be valid for five years; at most they are...

My H1B extension is under process and I94 has expired. I have the acknowledgement from USCIS. Can i go for International travel.

No. While a timely-filed extension (one filed before the old I-94 expired) allows you to stay here and to continue working (for a while,...

Is my son's green card (GC) still eligible? We need your advice what to do.

I would consult an attorney to be sure, but I'm afraid that your son's green card is likely no longer viable. You can lose a green card through...

H1B + GC (Consular Processing)

Haven't seen the previous question, but they may not address sequencing because it doesn't matter as such. The H-1B visa stamp application and...

AR-11

Did you maintain your residence here and go back to it upon your return to the U.S.? If so, arguably your permanent address didn't change. ...

Change of status from H1B to F1?

Yes, IF the change of status is ultimately approved. If not, you would have been out of status since leaving the H-1B position. There is...

I agree with my colleague - this is often what happens, for several reasons. It may be just that when they check "approved" they are worried about...

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Moved before my interview.Now 30 days after my interview still haven't hear anything.

The truth is, there is no way to know exactly what is going on without making formal inquiries - and sometimes not even then. BUT: the fact that...

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Being a resident of usa with green card from 11/10 i am planning to set up my own business &bring my 2 kids which r marid,how ?

OK - two different questions here. If you are a permanent resident already, you don't need to worry as much about the immigration implications...