What is are the repercussions to my wife's permanent resident application if she is working?
OK - I agree with my colleague, but let me clarify a bit: The GENERAL rule is that you can only adjust status here in the U.S. without leaving...
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OK - I agree with my colleague, but let me clarify a bit: The GENERAL rule is that you can only adjust status here in the U.S. without leaving...
OK - something isn't right here, and you need to speak with an attorney to clear things up. If you are already married, the I-130 was the...
USCIS generally has the authority to adjudicate I-140s, regardless of whether this is done at a local or regional office. You likely will be...
There are many ways to legally live and work in the U.S., short of the years it takes to obtain citizenship in most cases (although, some people...
Honestly, although possible this will be very difficult with a marriage to someone permanently authorized to live in the U.S. and an approved...
You need to speak with an attorney for an evaluation of what visa you - and the job - may qualify for. We would need to know your degree, and...
Yes - you would still disclose in response to the DS-160 question about whether you have ever been "arrested or convicted" (you would likely have...
How did you obtain your green card? If obtained through marriage to a citizen as opposed to any other way, then you have a three-year look-back as...
1) The problem is, to change your status while here you would need to be continuously in status up until the start date of the H-1B, which with a...
Probably not. You need to sit down with an attorney and go over exactly what is going on. The fact that the Dept. of State issued two...