Can I legally open my company?

Yes you can open your own company but you are not permitted to work in on H-1B status. Speak directly with an immigration attorney before investing...

Hi there, I had an H4 Visa when I came to US, later on I applied for H1 and got through. Now how do I cancel my H4 ?

I agree with my colleagues if you had a change of status you do not need to do anything until you travel outside the US. At that time you will need...

Can i go to Cananda with a disorderly conduct offense?

I agree with my colleagues. Speak with a Canadian immigration attorney as to travel to Canad. Return to the US with a disorderly conduct only...

Can I apply for Employment based Green card if my H1b doesn't get picked up in lottery? What are my other options to work in US?

There may be other options for you. Speak with an immigration attorney as more details are need to determine what options may be available for you...

If found inadmissible under 212 (a)(7)(i)(I) and barred for 5 years, can a k-1 visa applicant apply for an I-212 waiver

Yes an Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the United States After Deportation or Removal may be filed in conjunction with a...

Hi, I was deported from the U.S in 1990..is there anything to do ..

You have a permanent bar from an immigrant visa. It may be possible but unlikely that you may obtain a nonimmigrant visa if granted a waiver. If...

Can a derivative asylee go to the country of prosecution?

A review of the details of the claim with your immigration attorney would helpful in providing an opinion. Even if permissible it is recommended...

Need separation papers? Average cost? Immigration or divorce attorney?

The spouse may depart but an attorney handling divorce is need to end the relationship.

Write in never employed when completing if never emeployed

My permit to work document expire on June, I renew once because my situation can I renewed aging?

A motion to reopen does not provide status and employment authorization may be refused. Speak with your attorney.