When can you apply for the US citizenship (not through marriage)?
You need to be permanent residents for at least 5 years before you are eligible for naturalization. You can file the application up to 90 days in...
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You need to be permanent residents for at least 5 years before you are eligible for naturalization. You can file the application up to 90 days in...
If (a) and (c) are the same person, only count that person once in (a) and leave (c) as zero. If your brother is not your dependent, then your...
You must file before your current H-1B employment ends.
You will need to renew your SEVIS registration, and for that you will need a new I-20 and for your school to update the SEVIS system.
You can remain in the US for up to 30 days beyond the end of your J-1 training program. During that time, you may be able to file an application...
If your question is whether you must be physically present for 4 years and 1 day without any absence from the US during that time, the answer is no.
If you misrepresented your self as a US citizen, then there is no waiver for this. You will have to tell your company that you are unavailable for...
The two years of religious work prior to filing the peittion does not need to correspond exactly to the position being offered in the petition.
Each I-140 is decided on its own merits. Someone can be the beneficiary of more than one I-140, so long as they are legitimate.
I don't know why the officer would ask that question, but if it is asked a reasonable answer would be that your employer prefered to use the H-1B...