H1B expiring soon.
Yes and technically you can't do a change of status when you're out of status.
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Yes and technically you can't do a change of status when you're out of status.
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I believe you're bound under that contract and it doesn't dissolve based on divorce. Your obligation ends when he works 40 qualifying quarters or...
In my experience second interviews are never a good thing. I'd hire an attorney if you can. Robert Carpenter attends interviews in Detroit....
Yes and you should hire an attorney to help you since the necessary forms can be complicated.
Seems highly likely that the rule will be enacted but you won't know until it is. Check at the USCIS website or other immigration lawyer websites...
You'd be out of status if you stayed in the circumstances you're describing. If you started with a new employer who filed an new H1B (since they're...
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You needed to get married within three months not file the I-485 within three months. As long as you did that you should be ok but it's always...
If he's outside the US it will take much longer than that to get an answer in my experience. But I don't know the strength of your case so can't...
It once took 2 years to update one of my cases. No way to know other than to call to make sure they have the right address.
If you were a citizen of course you could apply for her. She could try to change her status to some other kind of visa. F-1 perhaps. If she falls...
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