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Typically an employer hires an immigration attorney to assist with an H1B petition at no cost to the employee. You should consult that attorney as...
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Typically an employer hires an immigration attorney to assist with an H1B petition at no cost to the employee. You should consult that attorney as...
Congratulations in your job offer. Any employer with a job vacancy can apply for H1B visa. However, they should consult an immigration attorney.
Your case is too complicated for a quick response in a public forum. You need a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.
No. An H1B visa does not confer immigrant status in the US. You may still qualify for F1. in addition, you might qualify for H4.
They may still qualify based on their current income and how likely they are to maintain their income above the poverty line.
You should consult an immigration as soon as possible.
If she is still working for the employer, she is not out of status, therefore you are not out of status either.
You are not allowed to work in the US while on a F1 visa. It is illegal.
If you received a J-1 waiver, you do not have to go home for 2 years in order to adjust status.
It should not. Each petition is handled separately and must be supported by evidence.