USCIC N-400 and reporting loss of income Schedule-C
Not an issue. So long as your file a tax return every year accurately and truthfully, USCIS does not really care what is on it. It will not affect...
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Tucker, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Tucker, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Not an issue. So long as your file a tax return every year accurately and truthfully, USCIS does not really care what is on it. It will not affect...
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You are legally obligated to file AR-11 and report your change of address unless it is a very temporary stay in Texas. Be very careful how you...
You can compare the receipt date on your I-130 filing receipt from USCIS against the monthly Visa Bulletin published by the Dept of State. The...
If you are a signatory only, with not other authority or daily management, that would be a permissible action.
You have done your research. You are correct that the J-1 waiver will not provide any real relief for you because it doesn't provide another...
Are you currently back in the U.S. or remaining abroad? An L-1 may not be the appropriate visa. You should be looking at an investment visa. You...
Generally speaking, you cannot have two immigration statuses at the same time. 1. Yes, but you will change from H-1B to E-2 upon approval. 2....
He doesn't have to have PAST income as shown on tax returns to show income at 125% of the federal poverty level. Current income above the poverty...
You are not allowed to work part time on H-1B, or take extended leave of absence that are unpaid. Pose your questions to their immigration attorney...
It is hard to advise you further without more information to see what basis you can argue for prosecutorial discretion.