Would a short overstay harm a future green card application?

You would not trigger a bar to admission unless you were found to have accrued 180 days or more of unlawful presence.

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You can petition for both family members. Based upon the facts provided, the process will be easier for your husband as he entered the country with...

Immigrant mother applying for 22 year old son

Your mother could apply for your brother assuming he is not married. He would be in category F2B. He would be waiting approximately 6-8 years for a...

Should my friend stay 1 year outside USA to get full 6 years on H1B or will not be applicable in his case?

Your friend should address this question to the attorney who prepared the H1B petition as this attorney has all the relevant facts to assess the...

Can i use my Old H1-B 2009 for Cap exempt in 2016?

1. No. It has been over six years since the H1B petition was approved. 2. You cannot seek a cap exempt H1B visa unless you find a cap exempt...

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Must the E visa holder continually expand business to keep it?

You would likely have difficulty extending your E visa status, because USCIS will consider the business marginal if it is essentially supporting...

Hello, my mother will sponsor me for a green card when she gets her citizenship i want to know how long does it take?

The process will take approximately 6 to 8 years if you are not married. Given you are not married, your mother could file for you now. Hoewever,...

Do i need an immigration attorney?

There are two potential avenues for relief. The first would be adjust under the Cuban Adjustment Act. This is a special provision that allows...

Name addition in approved I130-F4 petition

You would need to send written correspondence to the NVC. You will need to include a copy of the child's birth certificate along with a certified...

Currently I am in India and I have stamped H1b visa on passport but my employer is asking me to submit passport to cancel visa

1. An employer may revoke your H-1B status at any time. 2. You may be able to obtain a new H-1B in the future with a new employer.