Can you apply for COS from different state?
Yes, You can apply from your current state of residence, and you can provide your current address for receiving documents from USCIS.
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Yes, You can apply from your current state of residence, and you can provide your current address for receiving documents from USCIS.
You are required to file Form I-944, but not Form I-864.
No, the use of Obamacare is not considered for “public charge” purposes, at this point in time.
Yes, you just need to submit a copy of the I-140 approval notice. Go to www.uscis.gov and read the instructions for the I-824.
There is a chance that you can be successful with the filing of an I-290B as a motion to reopen and reconsider the denial decision. But you will...
You can stay until you get a decision on your application to change status to B-2, but if you get a denial, you will have to leave right away to...
1. You can keep working for your current employer on its payroll past September 2020, only if your current employer files form I-129 to obtain an...
You and your new attorney will need to complete and sign a form G-28, showing the new attorney is representing you at the interview, and take it to...
1. No, the marriage moves your wife out of the second preference category, so she cannot get an immigrant visa in either the 2A or 2B categories. ...
Attorneys Smith and Behar have given excellent answers to your excellent question. So, if you don’t get a new H-1B employer before your current...