How could a green card holder come back to US if staying abroad for 3-7 years?
He can try returning resident visa later since he cannot come back to the U.S. due to a reason out of his control. But this is discretionary and...
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He can try returning resident visa later since he cannot come back to the U.S. due to a reason out of his control. But this is discretionary and...
The best option would be to find a new job during the 60-day grace period and file for a new H-1B petition. Change of status to B2 would be the...
If you never submitted your mother's green card application to a U.S. consulate abroad, then the answer is no because yu submitted her green card...
https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11 Make sure you submit for change of address. Monitor your mails from USCIS closely because even after you submit...
Yes, you can also file a family-based green card. It will not impact your employment-based green card currently pending.
Yes, you can request to withdraw your Naturalization application if you need to. Make sure the withdrawal request is sent to the correct address.
It will start on the renewal start date you will request. If your case is approved after the requested date, then the approval date will be your...
Usually, if your spouse timely filed for an L-2 extension, he or she may stay inside the U.S. while the extension application is pending at USCIS.
Yes, you can do that if you still have some time left for your 6-year period. Also, you can change your status from H-1B to F-2 inside the U.S. if...
No. A short trip that did not go beyond 180 days would not affect your naturalization application. It should be fine.