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Can i get my H1b stamped with the previously approved petition
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Answered on December 20, 2015
You really should ask the company lawyer - this is what he is getting paid for.
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- Can I get the 7th year extension & H1B extn with the Company A's MTR..?
- For both company A & B it is the same Attorney.
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Answered on December 20, 2015
You should ask this question from the copay attorney regarding the 7th year extension but if you are planning on resigning good luck.
Is H1B amendment required if employer address got changed? I am an FTE with my employer and not a consultant.
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Talk with your company's attorney. It is not required but is okay if they do file the amendment.
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What is the correct way to put her name in the box?
Ex.? EdenJoy Middle?
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Type the two names together in the space provided.
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Why this security Check is taking too long ? And what I can do more than that ? should I worry ?
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Yes this process is taking too long. You can file a petition for Mandamus in federal district court.
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Do I have to mention the denied entry again or is the question referring to the green card history I have now .
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Just answer the questions truthfully. An attorney can help if you wish.
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Will he be able to come home
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Follow the advice your lawyer gave. Reseal the envelope and explain to the officers at the port of entry.
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Can my husband ask for a pardon since he already has 5 years and we have two daughters born in the US and he has two older ones
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Yes your husband can ask for a pardon. He may also be eligible for a waiver.
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Two female Au Pairs (Mexico+Spain) getting married in the US, will it be legal in Europe?
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Answered on December 20, 2015
It will all depend on whether or not it is legal in the country you will be living in. Reach out to an attorney from your country to check on...
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If I get the criminal court to reduce my charges, can I go back to the immigration court and ask them to reduce my deportation?
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Answered on December 20, 2015
Yes if you can get the result of the criminal court cases changed then you can apply for a visa to return if you qualify for any waivers.
