Hi I am in USA with b-2 visa and last 2 months to finish my i-94. I came to Florida and opened a company in Miami
Definitely not the B-1. For the E-1/E-2 your country must have an agreement with the USA.
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Definitely not the B-1. For the E-1/E-2 your country must have an agreement with the USA.
Yes you can. It is common.
USCIS rarely posts negative info online and almost never posts entries of withdrawal.
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If he filed his Asylum application with while in legal NIV status, then technically he is not out of status until his I-589 is denied. USCIS Asylum...
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You first need to find an employer for her. Do not forget that time spent on H-4 counts against the 6 years.
Do not work without employment authorization. Get your OPT to cover the gap before the H-1B. Otherwise you will have to travel outside.
Not until the criminal trial is over.
What are the underlying reasons for the removal? Crim convictions?
Wait for the final version of the law, everything else is just a speculation.
You may file for divorce. You do not have any obligation to do anything about his legal status.