E3D visa EAD obligations

Generally speaking, if the principal visa holder is outside the U.S. for a period of time but continues to be employed by the U.S. company, the...

My EAD expired in 8/14 , My question is should I pay to renew my EAD ? and the process to renew?

If you intend to work in the U.S., you should apply for a new EAD. The application is on Form I-765. It is generally a good idea to consult with an...

If you were admitted to the U.S. as a student, then most likely you weren't admitted until a specific date. More likely your I-94 says "D/S" which...

I was out of F-1 status since Jan 2014 and I-539 pending. I plan to withdraw I-539 and leave US. How can I reapply F-1/B-2 visa

It will be difficult to show that you will comply with F-1 requirements if you've failed to do that in the past. So for studies you may be better...

Do I need to be physically in the US when someone I am sponsoring a B2 visa is going for his interview at the consulate abroad?

You do not need to be in the US when they appear for their visa interview.

Yes, the withdrawal of employer B's petition may have an impact on the petition pending for employer A if the USCIS asks for evidence of your...

Birth Certificate registered recently. PAN card & Drivers License & parents Affidevits can be submitted as secondary evidence?

The fact that your birth certificate was issued last year does not make it insufficient. If that is an official birth registration document that...

What are the processing timings for getting EAD card & interview call after filling AOS in Family green card category.

Usually the EAD is issued within 90 days after filing the application. The I-485 interview can take 3 to 6 months to be scheduled.

My H1B is valid until September 2017 but my I-94 expired in April 2015 because my passport was going to expire on that date.

Yes, you can use the approval notice to apply for an H-1B visa and seek admission again, so long as the USCIS doesn't revoke that approval.

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I-485

It probably means that someone at USCIS handled your file. Otherwise there really isn't any way to know more specifically what if any action took...