Philadelphia, PA
Immigration Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you get married, your fiancee will become your spouse - you cannot then file a petition for a Fiance/e Visa. S/he would have to file for a...
A common mistake is to assume that by making a return trip to the U.S. once/twice every year, the “green card” holder will be able to preserve LPR...
The background checks done by prospective employers are typically not for immigration purposes - employers conduct these background checks for...
An I-94 Arrival/Departure card is issued to a nonimmigrant upon arrival into the U.S. or if the person changes or extends his/her nonimmigrant...
Your child has to be at least 21 years of age to sponsor you for your "green card". If your husband is a US Citizen, he may be able to file an...
There is no grace period - you will be out of status as of the last date of your current H-1B employment, unless another employer files a 'change...
You can apply for COS to H-4 and can remain in the US while your application is pending, even if you stop working for your H-1B employer. If your...
You cannot get a visa stamp in the US and will have to apply for a visa stamp at a US consulate abroad - best to apply in home country.
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If your spouse is in a valid H-1B status, you may be apply for a change of status to H-4. If your H-4 "change of status" application is approved,...
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