My company has gone into liquidation. Is my L1 Visa still valid?
Just to clarify a bit: you become "out of status" once you are no longer working for the company, but, even if out of status, you wouldn't begin...
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Just to clarify a bit: you become "out of status" once you are no longer working for the company, but, even if out of status, you wouldn't begin...
There is a lottery run by the U.S. State Department for immigrant visas (green cards) called the "Diversity Visa Lottery" - the intent is to get...
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Not only do you have the right to work or not work as you chose under your CPR, as my colleague notes, when out of the U.S. then U.S. law doesn't...
My colleague is right with regard to visas, and you would need to speak with an attorney about what is available. If you really meant financial...
Congratulations on your engagement! You do need to speak with a lawyer about your case - although a qualified immigration lawyer anywhere in the...
The options suggested by my colleague are certainly viable, good options. I wanted to suggest a couple more. You may want to have your...
Well, I'm going to suggest you speak with an attorney directly because I'm not totally clear on the question. Here's the thing - there are two...
I understand what you are saying, but unfortunately there really aren't any good options here. The EAD may not be important to you, but most...
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I agree with the other attorney who has responded to this - I don't believe that this is common at all. On initial marriage-based cases, I...
I suspect you are looking at two different things. There are two separate issues here: how long the I-130 takes to process, and how long before...
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