I entered US as F1 Visa stamping student in March2012, I have applied for H1B and is approved starting from Oct 2012...
Puerto Rico- Yes. Bring your H1b approval notice and your passport when you travel. All those other places you mentioned- No
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Puerto Rico- Yes. Bring your H1b approval notice and your passport when you travel. All those other places you mentioned- No
I think this is a question for the family law question & answer board
I agree with my colleagues. Sometimes USCIS transfers applications to different service centers when there is a backlog. Sometimes, USCIS...
You should contact a family attorney, and perhaps the police.
I agree with my colleague. I would contact a family attorney. You can also try to withdraw the visa petition with USCIS, if you filed one
Sounds like everything is going well. You should receive a decision on your EAD within the next 1-3 months
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you could actually apply now and oftentimes USCIS will adjudicate both the I-751 and N400 at the same time.
You might be able to file a self petition and request a waiver of the joint filing requirements. You definitely need to contact a lawyer to help...
This question requires more facts. Are you in status? If not, are you grandfathered under 245i provisions? Also, an F2A priority date of March 6,...
You are going to have to give more details. Is he from a country that has a similar name? If so, perhaps the NVC has made a mistake. You could...
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