Have F-1 visa. Will graduate in two months. Can I apply for a green card?
You may be able to pursue a green card. The most common paths to permanent residence in the U.S. are through an immigrant visa filed by an employer...
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You may be able to pursue a green card. The most common paths to permanent residence in the U.S. are through an immigrant visa filed by an employer...
It could simply be an error in the online case status system. It could be that your employer filed a challenge to the decision or USCIS reviewed...
You can enter the U.S. using the previously issued visa and your H-1B transfer approval notice. Your I-94 should be issued to the date on your most...
Traveling in advance parole is not recommended based upon the information provided. Past bench time can be an issue in the green card process...
Your father would need to check with his pension provider.
You need to follow the information on the reciprocity chart. This is the same information attorneys use.
No. An employer revoking your H-1B will not impact your CAP status. Only a revocation by USCIS for fraud or other ineligibility grounds would...
It may be possible assuming you worked for a related company overseas for at least one year in the past three years.
No. You need to either change your status to another nonimmigrant status or depart the country before your grace period expires.
1. You are likely still in nonimmigrant status. It is not clear if you may have otherwise violated your status. You should renew your passport...
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