"240 day rule" for O1 visa with a new petitioner? -changing a petitioner-
You may work for the current petitioner until your current O-1 status expires. You cannot avail yourself of the 240-day rule if you are switching...
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You may work for the current petitioner until your current O-1 status expires. You cannot avail yourself of the 240-day rule if you are switching...
Absolutely! Just format the address history to match the address table on the form and indicate to which form the addendum relates, your name, and...
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O-1 visa holders do not have the portability provision that applies to H-1B visas and you cannot work under the auspices of the new petitioner (in...
USCIS is supposed to have your initial application with the evidence that you submitted at the outset. If you sent in enough new/additional...
Your wife may not be cap-subject, but should consult with an independent attorney to calculate for how long her H-1B status has lapsed and find out...
It is your employer's responsibility to inform USCIS when your H-1B employment is terminated and yes, your H-1B status will end along with your...
I agree with the previous answer and would like to add that as a L2 visa holder, you are eligible to apply for an employment authorization to work...
Section C refers to the beneficiary (foreign relative) and you must list the spouse and children of your foreign relative in C17, even if this...
Hire an immigration attorney to review your court documents and prepare a brief to USCIS. Based on the fact pattern above you may not have have a...
Have you been employed for at least one year by an entity that has a qualifying relationship with another entity in the US and does the US entity...