I-751

Be honest, take the job, but meet with an immigration lawyer ASAP to discuss all the parameters of your situation as a couple, because I-751 cases...

If my sevis is not updated yet for H1. Is the game over?

Relax, they just finished running the lottery, hardly anyone has receipts yet, and most filing fee checks have not been cashed. Do not despair,...

How long I can work for my H-1B employer during H-1B to O-1 status change?

It is entirely reasonable for you to wait to resign from employer A until you have received the hard copy original I-797A Notice of Approval of the...

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How do I submit additional address info with my citizenship application?

For each addendum (pages with additional addresses within the last 5 years, list of trips abroad, etc) give the page a header explaining what page...

L1B expiry date

The visa stamp expiry date in 2019 is based on a reciprocity schedule, and does not authorize continued stay or travel in the US. Your individual...

How can I renew my green card after divorce??I have 2 years green card

You need to meet with an immigration attorney right away. It is possible to file an I-751 Petition for Removal of Conditions on Residence on your...

How long untill the NVC gives you a interview date?

This will depend a lot on the sufficiency of the documents you submit, and whether the NVC accepts them on the first round, or whether they ask you...

Hi i wanted to ask a question regarding citizenship

No, you do NOT have to wait until the last month before the green card expires! If you need proof of resident status for financial aid for school,...

Can I apply for citizenship even if I break continuous residency with evidence to ties etc?

USCIS will make its own discretionary determination about what constitutes a break in continuous residence - which is NOT what you put on papers...

Can I still get my citizenship approved

If your divorce was final prior to the adjudication of your application for adjustment of status, then you were no longer statutorily entitled to...