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DO I need to wait for my I -539 receipt to stop my job (H1-H4)
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Sometimes USCIS will grant a change of status even if you fall out of status briefly. If you find a new employer, you are subject to the cap and...
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FROM F-1 VISA TO H-1 B Visa ?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
An H1b allows you to work for the petitioning employer only, with or without an MBA.
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What is the answer on I-485 about public assistance
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Public charge is not a basis to deny adjustment of status for an asylee.
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I-130 consular processing, but USC petitioner received interview notice at local DO. Is this a mistake?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Yes, you should attend the interview, it was probably not a mistake.
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My IR6 got approved with the notification letter but USCIS customer service said the decision hasn't made. What's that mean?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Maybe something happened after the interview. Or maybe the approval did not get properly registered. Try an infopass appointment.
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What is the best reference to find the immigration lawyer in CA
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Answered on November 13, 2013
You can check with AILA.ORG for names.
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What options do I have after USCIS erroneously denied my EB2 AOS for lack of EB3 availability?
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Refile the adjustment then.
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I am F1 visa holder with 3 F2 visa dependents.We want to immigrate here. is it possible?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
The usual route is to get OPT, find a sponsor, change to H1b and eventually have the employer file for you to immigrate.
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Can I help my unmarried 18 year child become a resident since I adjusted status under the Cuban Adjustment Act?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Can't they apply for adjustment under the Cuban Adjustment Act also?
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I have been recently legally married to a girl from outside the US and we are now having 2nd thoughts, "I know it's sad"
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Once she is in the US you are liable to support her for life or until she natzes.
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