If H1B visa is approved, would my status automatically convert from F1 to H1B, or I would have to go back to my country?

Hello, thank you for your question and congratulations on getting your employer to file an H1B petition for you! Typically, one does not have to...

Hi, thanks for your question. Your understanding of the school attendance requirement is correct, very good! Not every time does the interviewer...

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Can i come under cap-exempt for a approved petition in 2009?

Hi, thanks for your question. I am sorry to tell you that you are not able to use the visa you mentioned. That type of visa is good for three years...

Child of a us citizen (by naturalizition)

Hi, thanks for your question. Any immigration question is almost always answered with, "it depends, we need more information." As you are probably...

I wanted to know if my fiancé located in Ghana can file waiver form I-601?

Hi, thanks for your question. There are a few variations of a 221(g) refusal. Knowing which one would allow us to help you more accurately. Chances...

Why am I requested to send documents I cannot possibly have?

Hi, thanks for your question. I understand the frustration an RFE can cause. If after trying your hardest to gather evidence, you still find...

What are my next steps to get my wife legal?

Hi, thanks for your question. When exactly the divorce occurred in regards to her previous application matters a great deal. For example, whether...

What documents are required by Immigration Services to prove domicile in US?

In addition to the already great answers, I would like to add to be sure that you include documentation for the entire period for which you are...

I have an Immigration Question: I am an LPR since 1995. I have lost my green card. I want to apply for N-400...

Hi, thanks for your question. Assuming that your status is legal and nothing else has changed, it would seem that you can proceed as you wish. I...

Can I withdraw my husband's green card case?

Hi, thanks for your question. This is what the relevant law says: 8 C.F.R. 5 103.2(b)(6) states, (6) An applicant or petitioner may withdraw an...