Generally speaking the two options to receive an updated I-94 are: filing an H-1B extension in the US based upon the expiring I-94, or traveling...

Do we need to live the US to be able to apply for work visa on April 1st? If visa status changed, when can she start work?

Employers can file H-1B petitions on April 1, 2016 for a start date of October 1, 2016. The individual to be hired does not need to be physically...

H1B Questions

Generally speaking, an individual can be in H-1B status for up to six years, however, there are exceptions to this policy. Exceptions exist in a...

Will she get I94 based on new approved H4 Petition?

If your wife has a valid H-4 visa in her passport she should be able to continue to travel with it, however, she'll want to take the approved H-4...

Question on Ammended H-1B petition

It sounds as though you will be changing employers, and when a change of employer occurs an H-1B transfer needs to be filed. You'll want to...

How many total years/months left in my H1B period now?

Generally an individual is entitled to a maximum of six years of H-1B time, granted in increments of 3 year periods. However, there are some...

How does a company sponsor a J-1 trainee visa?

You and the company will need to work with an authorized J-1 trainee sponsor to prepare the proper paperwork so that the company can host you on a...

If current petitioner is withdraw the case..Can we approach another petitioner to file the same case with correct info??

From what you've stated above it sounds as though you have an approved H-1B, however, your employer is terminating your employment and you are...

(1) Does the minimum wage requirement apply to my current salary or the future salary when the H1B starts?

In order to ensure that all legal requirements are met for filing the H-1B petition, your employer should discuss the OPT to H-1B process with an...

Applying for US citizenship while traveling abroad frequently for work.

I see your concern regarding the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, I'd recommend you speak with an immigration attorney to...