What period of time must I stay in the U.S. to keep my Greencard?
The answer to this question depends on a variety of factors, including whether you pay US tax returns as a resident, whether you have a Re-Entry...
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The answer to this question depends on a variety of factors, including whether you pay US tax returns as a resident, whether you have a Re-Entry...
Your L-2 status (and therefore your EAD) are dependent on your husband having an L-1 status. Once your spouse's L-1 status ends, your L-2 status...
It is hard to answer your question because you did not indicate your country of birth (or of your family), your green card classification, or your...
There are actually legitimate reasons to withdraw an I-140 Approval with the USCIS. For example, an employer has an obligation to show that it has...
Your facts are unclear. You say that your GC was approved, but you also indicate that your I-485 has been received and suggest that it is still...
It's unclear whether your H-1B extension was timely filed (before your H-1B status expired), but assuming that it was timely filed and you continue...
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It is unclear what letter you're referring to, but once the visa is issued in the passport, your visa should indicate CR1 if the marriage is less...
That is a very good question. I'd be interested in hearing what other lawyers have to say about this, but in my experience the USCIS does not use...
You do not provide all of the facts necessary to confirm, but it appears you'll need to file a 2nd H-4 extension with your husband's H-1B...
The facts of your case are incredibly complicated and you absolutely need to consult with an experienced immigration lawyer to determine if your...