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H1-B transfer in the 6th year with Approved I-140. Risks and options available.
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Answered on August 14, 2012
I agree with attorney Ferrari.
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In September 2013 I will compelete two years of my stay in US (R1 Visa) . Can I apply for a Green Card and how long does it take
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Answered on August 14, 2012
I agree with Attorney Ferrari.
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I would like to work in the US under a L2 Visa.
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Answered on August 14, 2012
You will have to change status. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney first.
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What do i need to apply for the Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process?
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Answered on August 14, 2012
Relax. You have time. The process begins tomorrow. The forms and final instructions will be posted online at the USCIS website tomorrow on...
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I was wondering if It is better to apply for prosecutorial discretion through OCC or USIC.
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Answered on August 14, 2012
Listen to your attorney. You are in removal proceedings which means only the Office of Chief Counsel can agree to prosecutorial discretion. ...
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Can I apply to a US tourist visa if I was deported when 14 yrs old for going to school during the 6 month tourist period in '02?
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Answered on August 14, 2012
Yes you can apply now. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney first.
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Where do i get the application for the work permit that obama offered
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Answered on August 14, 2012
It will be available on the USCIS website on August 15.
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Will my current I-130 be affected if I apply for deferred action?
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Answered on August 14, 2012
Your I-130 will not be jeopardized by filing for deferred action. You should consult with an immigration attorney as well.
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With B1/B2 visa, should or must I apply for a Social Security Number?
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Answered on August 13, 2012
If you are working in the US you may be eligible for a social security card. Contact the social security administration.
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If one were to be working with a fake SSN, just work, would they be ineligible to receive a work permit in the future?
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Answered on August 13, 2012
Possibly. You cannot lie on immigration forms without consequences.
