New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes - you are approved for the H-1B, but USCIS did not accept that you were maintaining status on the L-2 and so didn't change your status...
Under current law, your should be able to obtain U.S. citizenship for your daughter (would have helped to have registered the birth with the...
I agree with my colleagues - an attorney may have more luck here. An infopass isn't likely to do much harm, but they only rarely help getting...
Either would work if income is sufficient for household size. See the attached legal guide for more info.
See earlier answer on this:...
You would need to apply again under the H-1B cap - you are subject to it.
You're right - there really is no grace period for TNs. The ten-day period you heard 1) Is something people commonly speak about with regard to...
Getting two separate money orders SHOULD work - there is nothing prohibiting you from doing this, formally. This said, I try to do everything...
I'm assuming that you filed an I-539 to change status to F-1 from B-2, and that this was filed before the B-2 expired. An InfoPass appointment...
As long as she is legal age where you intend to marry, this shouldn't be a problem - I know of no place in the US where the required age is over...