Will unemployment affect my I-130?
Is your husband in the US? If he is then you have to file an I485, in which case you have to provide an Affidavit of Support, so your unemployment...
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Is your husband in the US? If he is then you have to file an I485, in which case you have to provide an Affidavit of Support, so your unemployment...
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Based on your given facts, since you filed your I539 you should be fine. You have to maintain the status up until you file the application. ...
It's really hard to give an answer with these facts. I recommend you consult with an experienced Immigration Attorney on this issue.
Whether to report the person is a personal choice that you have to make, it is not a legal question. It is hard to give a simple "yes" or "no"...
There is no way to tell. It depends on the USCIS officer and how much he/she is backlogged.
Canadian officials can prohibit him from entering the country. You best bet would be to find an experienced Canadian Immigration Lawyer.
If you have a 10 year multiple entry visa, you can travel to the US as many times as you like. How long you can stay in the country is at the...
There are a lot of issues in your case. You should consult with an experienced Immigration attorney on this issue.
You need to go to the US Consulate to get this corrected.
If the person has been counted against H1B quota for a fiscal year, that person is not subject to the Cap.