H1-b extension filed late by premim process, am i still legal?
If your H-1B extension petition was filed BEFORE its expiration, you may still remain in the U.S. legally and work for your sponsoring employer. ...
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If your H-1B extension petition was filed BEFORE its expiration, you may still remain in the U.S. legally and work for your sponsoring employer. ...
If your L1 visa was approved and your worked pursuant to that visa, it is recommended that you file a change of status to H4 in this instance.
It is not uncommon that a case is delayed after a response to a request for evidence is received by the USCIS. That said, you might be well served...
The short answer is no. As a general rule, the L2 visa holder's status is dependant on the L1, so if the L1's qualifying employment ends, the...
Because you have been out of work and not technically in valid H-1B status, a transfer petition will not likely be successful. A new employer will...
Your might be well served by consulting the USCIS's current guidance on determining whether an employer-employee relationship exists for...
If your employer filed the I-140 and you filed the I-485, you would be adding your wife as a dependent to your I-485 application. Before a spouse...
As a general rule, there is no prevailing wage requirement attached to the L1 visa category, so it would appear that there may have been some sort...
The focus of the L classification is not necessarily the organizational structure and number of employees of the foreign entity per se, but rather...
Based on your question, it sounds like your husband's employer sponsored him for a green card, his adjustment of status application is pending, and...