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Is withdrawing n400 application a good option?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
Do not withdraw. You will end up waiting even longer. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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Filling Green Card while L1-B extension status 'in progress'
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Answered on August 08, 2014
Yes you can file the green card application while the extension is in progress. Talk with your company immigration attorney or another experienced...
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How can I change my lawyer ?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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I have my individual hearing in 2016.
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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How can I find out ds-261 form is submitted or not ? My brother hire a lawyer for my case lawyer ?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
Call the National Visa Center or submit a FOIA request. Or you should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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Medical Treatment Visa - Renewal - Affidavit of Support - Return Home
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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EAD Renewal during L1/L2 Renewal
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
How long before receiving update on RFE sent to IO at local USCIS office? Should I re-send evidence?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
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Can i change my immigration lawyer? my brother in law hire a lawyer for my immigration case but i realy donnot lawyer?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
Yes you can change your lawyer at any time. talk to the new lawyer as to how to do the process. After all, isn't that what you are paying a...
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J1 Visa subject to the 212.e home residency rule: do I have to spend the whole two years in home country or just out of US?
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Answered on August 08, 2014
You need to spend two years in the home country. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney in your area.
