L1A to GC Questions
For you the clock starts from the date you received L-1 status in the U.S., looking backward. So, even if you weren't on the payroll in the U.S....
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For you the clock starts from the date you received L-1 status in the U.S., looking backward. So, even if you weren't on the payroll in the U.S....
If your husband continues to be in valid L-1 status and you continue to be in valid L-2 status when you return, then your unexpired EAD is still...
These are not questions that most immigration lawyers would be competent to answer. You should consider asking a lawyer specializing in...
Yes, you need to declare it and present all court records at your interview (even though you already did this previously to get your green card). ...
He should use whichever address he uses for his federal income tax return. Most likely that will be the permanent home address. At least you'll...
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Unfortunately, it seems like the chances for him being deported are very high.
You can only work for your H-1B petitioner once you have obtained H-1B status. You said that the petition was not filed as a change of status. ...
Not legally, because as of October 4 you would be in H-1B status with authorization to work only for the H-1B petitioner. It would make sense for...
If you are currently in valid L-1B status, then you may be able to change status to H-1B if that company files a new H-1B petition on your behalf...
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by revoking your wife's H-4 visa. At any rate, if your wife is still married to you, and you are still in...