New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
If the multiple-entry B-1/B-2 is still unexpired, it is still valid and they need not apply at a consulate for a new one - this doesn't mean that...
It depends - seek the advice of an attorney. As you may know, shortly before the expiration of the two-year conditional residence period you...
You need to consult a lawyer before you do anything at all. A consultation won't cost much - $100-$200 - and many of us will credit that towards a...
As an L-2, you need an EAD to legally work in the U.S. - even if you are paid abroad for the work you perform in the U.S. With regard to taxes,...
Speak with a lawyer directly for case-specific advise. While you can change jobs and keep extending the H-1B (as long as you are still waiting...
The I-130 itself can take as little as four to five months, if correctly prepared. The problem is that once approved, it needs to be...
If the child was in fact born in the U.S., and didn't acquire citizenship some other way, they will want to see the birth certificate - don't think...
Even if your Dad didn't help out with money, he couldn't "volunteer" in the business. Your boyfriend would be entering as a Visitor a visa...
Hello! With regard to the first question, I actually wasn't suggesting amending the H-1B to begin with - as long as the there is no material...
Speak with an attorney for options. I don't see how you could change to L-1A unless you worked for an overseas company related to the current...