Associates, opt and a green card?
Yes, it is possible to do a PERM to green card in this situation. However, this is not a realistic option for every individual: you may be subject...
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Yes, it is possible to do a PERM to green card in this situation. However, this is not a realistic option for every individual: you may be subject...
If you quit your job now, you need to apply for F-2 status as a dependent of your husband. If your husband gets an O-1 approval before you quit...
The sibling is the "petitioner" and only the petitioner can withdraw or reopen a case. As the "beneficiary" you have no control over that decision....
I cannot say for sure without looking at your documents. However, you imply that CBP provided your I-94 at the time of your last entry to the U.S.,...
There is a 2013 advisory opinion from the Department of Justice, Office of Special Counsel for Immigration-Related Unfair Employment Practices. The...
An individual can have two approved H-1B petitions at the same time and work for both employers, but this is generally only possible if both...
As both attorneys Behar and Shusterman point out, the President has not restricted travel for individuals in your situation "yet." Restrict travel...
An application to change status to B-2 may be the best solution - the maximum time for a visitor is six months. You have to make sure you have the...
The DS-160 must be filled out completely and honestly. You need to list your creepy employer as well, but as attorney Behar states you only list...
I do not believe the exception will apply to your fact pattern - the only other alternative is to get a medical/disability waiver if it is really a...