L-1 or E-2? What status is better to go for a Green Card in a couple of years?

The answer to your question really depends on the specific facts of your case such as the type of business ventures, the amount of your investment...

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If your naturalization application has been pending for more then 15 months since your interview then there is something definitely wrong that...

If you are given the form 221g after an interview what should you do.

It seems that you have a an immigration history that needs to be reviewed. Under your facts you don't deny that you knew of the prior application,...

How can I apply for J-1 waiver (based on family hardship)? At present, I am on F-1 Visa. I did my MBA with FULBRIGHT scholarship

Under the facts you present you appear to be eligible for a hardship waiver of the J-1 2 year foreign residence requirement. You may also be...

My Cuban husband has an order of deportation but has NO criminal history whatsoever.

There are some missing facts here, but it appears that your husband may have entered the United States unlawfully and was therefore considered...

Does a man without legal status in the U.S., but is at a required age, need to apply for the Selective Service?

Generally speaking, all male aliens in the United States between the ages of 18 and 26 must register with Selective Service. This includes males...

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Generally speaking, failure to pay court ordered child support is indicative of a lack of good moral character which is required for...

I'm in the US on a H2B visa and I have received an alternative job offer from another employeer, how can I make the move?

No, you cannot. An H-2B visa is authorization to work in a specific job for a specific employer, for a specific period of time. If you wish to...

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I am employed in the US on a H2B visa, but I have received an alternative job offer. Is it possible for me to take it?

No, you cannot. An H-2B visa is authorization to work in a specific job for a specific employer, for a specific period of time. If you wish to...

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Generally speaking, Cubans, except under very limited circumstances, cannot be removed (deported) to Cuba. This is because Cuba will not accept...