I have went to CR1 visa interview and the consular officer told me that i am eligible for the visa but not admissible to USA?

Yes, you will need an attorney and the answer to the rest of your questions is "depends." While I understand that the officer said you were not...

I'm a UK citizen, an Emmy winning illustrator as well as other achievements. Is the Emmy alone enough to be approved for EB-1?

You have enough to consult with an attorney for your specific situation. One major award may be enough, but there should be an attempt to fill as...

Laid off on 8th year of h1b with I140 approved.

Yes, quickly go find another H1B employer. Although, the fact that they laid you off worries me about the I-140. Maybe it will be temporary. You...

Need help on H 1 B to F1 conversion

Go to the college of your choice and speak to their international students office. 99% of the time they will make the application, I-20, and F-1...

US Visa Stamping After Arrest in the US

I agree with Mr. Caprara. As the charges were dismissed i do not see a problem on that front, if she can still demonstrate her non-immigrant...

Can I take an employment with vendor directly after signing the affidavit?

You are dealing with two different issues. Issue 1 is Immigration Law and H1B law. Issue two is contract/labor law. I, like you, believe that...

Way to change my Mom Green card to something she could travel in future to USA?

If you can afford to have ur mom come back every 5 months and stay here for a week, that would be ideal. Or have her stay here enough for US...

The short answer is yes. You can be part of "two" j-1" concurrent programs, as long as USCIS has approved both applications. You cannot just...

I have an I94 indefinite in my passport. Left the states with out premision? How can I re-enter?

Are u saying you have a d/s notation in your I 94? If so, your initial stay is governed by the program pursuant to which you obtained your visa. ...

Do not expunge anything until you get certified copies of everything in your case. Given that you were charged with the crime USCIS WILL WANT TO...

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