Whats my status now? Whats next? After getting my I-140 denied directly?
You should still be in H-1 status. If your Employer wishes, they can refile of appeal the I-140. The strategy involved would depend on your total...
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You should still be in H-1 status. If your Employer wishes, they can refile of appeal the I-140. The strategy involved would depend on your total...
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Al long as your reported income is at least 125% of the federal poverty guidelines for a family of your size. But due to her young age should not...
Unless she ever was summoned to appear or actually appeared before a Immigration administrative law judge, then the answer is No.
Marriage is not a federal matter, but a state matter. Each state has different rules and procedures. First start at the local Marriage license...
Several years, at least, depending on which country whe is from. You have to check the state department monthly visa bulletin to ascertain,...
No, but you can be eligible for H-4 status after marriage, provide you are in a valid Non immigrant status in the USA
Usually unemployment benefits are paid from a state insurance fund, the premium for which is paid usually by the employer. UE benefits are payable...
INA Section 319 allows for eligibility for naturalization after three years of Lawful Permanent Residency, regardless of how you obtained your U.S....
I would recommend a free standing I-864. Make sure that your Brother in law's incomelevel independently qualifies him to be a sponsor.
Look, I practice in Philadelphia. You are not helping yourself by going to New Jersey, or any other district. First, review the I-485 checklist...