While not legal, a spouse adjusting status (obtaining GC) through a US citizen petitioner, is not negatively affected by unauthorized employment...

Short answer: If you are in immigration court, no. If you are pending asylum office interview, it is possible but "tricky," Good luck.

There are consequences to applying for asylum, withdrawing, obtaining GC through marriage, then returning to one's country of origin - for the...

"Received a PDF file of 'RECEIPT NOTICE' " Well, this is the I-797 for your I-90. Perhaps print it, and take it as the "paper copy," that is...

A B1/B2 does not provide work authorization under these circumstances. Other employment based options exist. Good luck.

A waiver is not needed in your situation if you are a U.S. citizen. A 485 cannot be filed if you are a green card holder, since she must consular...

I agree with Attorney Alexandrovich, the conviction needs to be formally examined. Good luck.

In other words, can you violate immigration laws and work without authorization? Simple answer is, no. You may have other options though. Good luck.

Not sure. Attorneys, generally, rely on actual correspondence and decisions via paper. Online information is not reliable. Good luck.

Not sure how we can determine what your colleague's firm will do related to employment. Perhaps your colleague should discuss this in private with...