I140 approved as Indian citizen, currently in process to convert to Australian citizen
It pretty much won't affect you in any way except for maybe opening up the option to consular process in Australia.
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It pretty much won't affect you in any way except for maybe opening up the option to consular process in Australia.
It's quite difficult to undo a tourist visa denial within a short period of time after a denial. Most of these are denied due to concerns over...
It likely won't work to upload them. It may be best to keep the sealed medical so you can reuse it if the case is denied. USCIS now requires...
It's technically an overstay, but is not considered unlawful presence, so the answer is technically "yes." We've been successful with consular...
Yes, it look like you should be able to travel for as long as the actual visa in your passport is valid and you are maintaining your status.
I would answer "yes" and bring any documentation you have of the incident to the interview. It should not create any further problems, but it's...
All of ours are taking an average of about 14 months right now. The privacy notice was sent out to almost all clients with pending applications at...
It does not sound like an approval is very likely if a nunc pro tunc has already been attempted. The safest solution may be to apply for the F-1 at...
You can change your status from H-1B to B-2, though these require a lot of evidence because you have probably been in the US for quite some time...
It won't have an affect one way or another. I've had plenty of clients keep their maiden name and plenty of clients change their names with no...