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I want to live in Canada, so can I land to a immigrant status at Canada directly after granting asylum in US? or what I've to do
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Answered on November 12, 2016
You really should discuss this with Canadian Immigration lawyers. This forum is for US Immigration lawyers and we simply would not know how to help...
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How to carry forward I-140 date
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Answered on November 11, 2016
You should ask your company's attorney about the process they chosen for you.
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My EAD card is about to expire. Will i get another one?
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Answered on November 11, 2016
You need to file to renew your employment authorization.
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I751 Waiver (After the Denial) - Options to stay legally in USA
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Answered on November 11, 2016
For information like this, you need to meet with an attorney.
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Will I have any problem whenever I get married now after receiving my visa but before entering the US?
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Answered on November 11, 2016
You might if you were approved an unmarried son/daughter.
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Who is a visa over stay
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Answered on November 11, 2016
I would say yes. An asylum pending status is not a real "immigration status" that you can change to a valid status.
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Currently enrolled in language school, looking to find a job in computer science on H1-B visa
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Answered on November 11, 2016
Your job has to be related to your BA, I would say. Apart from this, you should really work with an attorney on how to resolve this situation.
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Is attaching a copy I-797 Notice of Action mandatory while applying for a renewal of EAD (iI-485 pending)?
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Answered on November 11, 2016
Not necessary, would not hurt. read instructions to I 765.
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Can a greencard holder (conditional) leave the US if the greencard expires in 5 months? It is only a 3 week vacation in the PH
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Answered on November 11, 2016
Leave? Absolutely. Coming back: yes, as long as she is in status.
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Will it be difficult for my wife to become a U.S citizen if she was brought here illegally as a baby
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Answered on November 11, 2016
She would have to be paroled or apply for a waiver.
