H1B role amendment in progress; so H1B transfer can be initiated in parallel

The procedure that you are describing is possible in terms of changing your H-1B employer while your current employer's H-1B amendment petition is...

I-94 Date conflict between online and i797

If the I-129 Petition for an extension of your H-1B status has been approved, and the USCIS Approval Notice has been issued with a new I-94 Card at...

Can I file H1b with pending I-130 filed by Brother (US citizen) & Mother (GC) HELP*

You would not be the person filing an H-1B petition. Rather, the petition would be filed by a U.S. employer sponsoring you for an H-1B visa by...

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I want to know what will happen if i overstay my tourist visa,but get accepted a student F1 vida

Do not overstay your current period of admission in the United States. There will be serious negative consequences if you overstay. You will...

How can I get a visa for my sister in Tonga to come visit me for a couple of months? She got 2 kids, can they come too?

Your sister and her two children may apply for B-2 visas at the U.S. Embassy in Tonga. Evidence will need to be provided at the visa application...

Can my friend get divorced and remarry?

A divorce by a U.S. citizen from a person who recently became a U.S. Permanent Resident through marriage to that U.S. citizen, followed shortly...

Were do I mail my application?

You may find the required mailing address for USCIS Form I-485 Application for Adjustment of Status at the USCIS web site at www.uscis.gov, in the...

Visa Administrative Processing.

Your brother's current situation should not affect your mother's eligibility for an immigrant visa.

Do I need to cancel my Greencard if applying for B2 Tourist Visa ?

Your grandmother will be considered to have abandoned her U.S. Permanent Residency years ago. She may nevertheless be required to submit a formal...

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My 9 year old daughter just received her green card and wanted to see if I can immediately apply for citizenship?

As a general matter, a foreign national needs to be a U.S. Permanent Resident for five years and be at least 18 years old before that person may...