Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
There are no rules prohibiting the filing of a 2nd I-140 on behalf of an employee, even if the 1st I-140 was revoked. But your employer will have...
No one really knows when a priority date will be current, and even the government doesn't know more than 1-2 months in advance. That's why they...
Yes, the regulations permit a successor-in-interest to keep your current H-1B without filing for a new H-1B and you can obtain a new H-1B visa...
You can return to the US as an F-1 if you have a valid passport, a valid F-1 visa stamp (unless you're Canadian), a current I-20 with a travel...
You do not provide enough information here to give you an answer. Was the I-140 first approved, and then later revoked when a successive employer...
While you provide a lot of details in this posting, it is still not enough information to give you an answer, as it will all depend on the exact...
I agree with my colleagues that you should first consult with an immigration attorney, preferably one in your area, to discuss whether getting...
The USCIS often transfers cases from one office to another based on a variety of factors, and this in itself should not cause you any concern.
If you husband continues to maintain his L-1 status, then you can continue being an L-2 dependent, even after another status for you was approved. ...
All immigration filings, including for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), can be filed without an attorney. Having said that, an...
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