I have applied H1B for my spouse and she is here at USA in H4. Can we trave to india from april to may 2015 ?

FIrst, you have not appied for anything for your wife, rather some employer has agreed to hie your wife and to file a Petition on her behalf. So...

My question is about substantial investment required for E2 visa

Depends. You meet the ownership requirements. However, substantiality is also an Immigration term with specific definition. One consideration is...

My daughter got approval on form 130 as unmarried .what would be the effect if she get marry?

Well, if the Petitioner is a US citizen the good news is that her husband ( if he is an alien) will be able to apply with her on the same Petition,...

Is Continuous Residency lost if I take many short international trips?

The conduct here, as my colleague points out, might not draw attention to your residency (COntinuous or otherwise) but you physical presence or...

Can a F-1 student organize events and get sponsorship?

I concur with Attorney Behar. The activities which you describe are charitable in nature and clearly not for individual profit or income. Indeed,...

Once i get an e-2 visa inside the u.s. will i be able to get a 5 year visa anytime during the e-2 two year admission period?

That depends. Approval of a change of status to E-2 by the USCIS within the USA is no guarantee that your Consulate will approve and issue you an...

How does an international student own a property in Pennsylvania?

Certainly, you can own a property and own a business. What you cannot do is derive any income from employment in that business. That would be...

Can I do COS 32 days in advance for F1

It appears to me, based on your facts as recited, that you have a gap in the continuity of your nonimmigrant status. It is my understanding that...

This is , ultimately, a question of Jordanian law which most attorneys here could not answer. However, as a general rule, renunciation of one's...

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Your HR person can answer that question in 2 minutes. Are you an "exempt" employee or "nonexempt" under the Fair Labor Standards Act. "Exempt"...