Philadelphia, PA
Immigration Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Immigration
You need to notify USCIS about your current residential address. It is not clear why your application has a Maryland address listed on it. Did you...
If you have never been approved for H-1B status, then you are subject to the H-1B cap, unless a new "cap-exempt" employer files an H-1B petition on...
If you are currently in the U.S. without any legal status, you may be put in removal (deportation) proceedings by the Immigration and Customs...
This question is not related to immigration issues. If you are still married, then you may be able to stay in the U.S. as long as your H-4 is...
Your L-1B is an employment based nonimmigrant status so if your employment is terminated, you will no longer be in a valid nonimmigrant status as...
There is no 'cooling-off' period as such for the employer to file a new L-1 petition on your behalf. It is not clear why the L-1A or the MTR were...
A person can obtain a legal permanent resident status ("green card") in the U.S. either on an employment based or family based immigration process....
If you have the same I-94 number as your L-2 I-94, then you probably did get a new I-94 card with your H-1B approval. If you did not receive a new...
You should contact your airlines to obtain any evidence that you traveled to the U.S. in April 2013. It is not clear why you are currently in the...
Your husband should notify USCIS that he wishes to withdraw the I-539 application to change/extend H-4 status, if it is currently pending with USCIS.
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