I-140 approved on H1B and leaving US for couple of years
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A full review of the options available to you would be the subject of an individual consultation with an attorney who has the opportunity to review...
As long as you disclose the arrest and the fact that it was dismissed, you should be OK to travel if the F1 visa is still valid, as this history...
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You should consult an attorney and make sure you have copies of all past DS-2019s, but the fact is that if you have not even filed a waiver...
It depends on the status in which you most recently entered the US. If you just came into the US on a B2 visitor or F1 student visa, which require...
You are eligible to naturalize at 3 years and may file to apply at 2 years and 9 months after the grant of conditional residence, but in order to...
If you entered the US as a B1/B2 visitor but are only admitted until May, even if a US employer files an H1B visa petition for you, you will not be...
You are not deemed to have overstayed & begun accruing unlawful presence if a non-frivolous application to extend or change your status was filed...
Your inquiry is missing the most pertinent piece of information about whether or not you qualify for the AC21 7th-year extension, namely when the...
As noted above, the DUI arrest is what triggered the consular requirement to undergo a medical exam: if the panel physician finds that you have a...
You are not "out of status" if you are not in the US - you have no visa status valid or otherwise if you're not present in the United States. No,...