H1 to H4 to H1
Yes, she can change status to H-4, and then back to H-1B without leaving or again being again subject to the H-1B cap. She just needs to prove...
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Yes, she can change status to H-4, and then back to H-1B without leaving or again being again subject to the H-1B cap. She just needs to prove...
He won't be subject to the cap again - as long as he hasn't since spent a year out of the U.S., the H-1B doesn't "re-set" - he can go back to the...
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Once you overstay a visa with a finite expiration date on the I-94 such as the E-2 by over a year, leaving the U.S. makes you subject to a ten-year...
You should speak with a lawyer directly for specific guidance. 1) The new "employer" would need to petition to change/transfer your H-1B to them...
I've seen this problem before. You need to contact the Service center and ask that this be sent to the appropriate consulate; they may be willing...
You need to speak with an attorney about your situation. It isn't clear from your question the basis of your application - is your U.S. citizen...
Speak with a lawyer on this. If you are out of status/have overstayed your visa, in most cases you CAN'T adjust status (exceptions being...
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It shouldn't be an issue, assuming their planned visit is for before your visa will expire in July. If you want to be absolutely safe, and you...
Based on the information here, your cousin can still get a green card here in the U.S. based on his marriage to a citizen - but he should speak...
Technically, you are out of status as soon as you stop working for the petitioning H-1B employer. There is a memo that says if you leave within...