H1B to H4. Surrender SSN?
No, you do not surrender your SSN. That will be assigned to you for the rest of your life.
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No, you do not surrender your SSN. That will be assigned to you for the rest of your life.
It depends on the circumstances. If you are retired and you own a condo in Florida and you come to visit for 6 months, and then you leave for 6...
You should consider having a consultation with a plaintiff's labor lawyer about any potential lawsuit you may be able to bring.
Unfortunately, your marriage or starting to file for your naturalization does not give your wife a basis to extend her EAD (I assume it is based on...
He could file for you now, and then upgrade his petition once he becomes a US citizen. That would save some time in the waiting for the petition to...
You may be eligible to apply for a J-1 visa at the US consulate in your home country. You will not be able to apply to change status within the...
The earliest you could file is 2 years and 9 months from the date your first green card was approved in March 2013.
What you propose is probably OK, or Amdavad (aka Ahmedabad).
If you overstayed a specific date on your I-94, then you were unlawfully present. And if you were unlawfully present for more then 180 days, you...
You will learn the procedures to do that by contacting your embassy, but in general it is possible to obtain a new passport in the US through your...