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Got an RFE when filed for h1B extension. can I apply for h1B extension with new client keeping aside the RFE. I ahve time.
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Answered on August 05, 2013
Yes you can file for an extension. Regarding changing employers, you should try to avoid having two applications pending at once, that are...
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My fiancé lost his job on H1B a week ago. Marriage scheduled for next week. I have green card. What is best option to sponsor
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Answered on August 05, 2013
Unless he is in status, he cannot apply for adjustment of status based on your marriage. There is no way to know when he would get his green card,...
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Extension of H1B visa
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Answered on August 05, 2013
You can apply for a change of status to B1/B2.
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F1 student visa
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Answered on August 05, 2013
No.
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What to do if a person has a tourist visa but like to stay in USA longer then six month but legally.
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Answered on August 04, 2013
There really needs to be a good explanation why a person needs to be in the U.S. for two years as a tourist.
Is an undated Green Card from 1979 still valid?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
it is valid.
Applying USCIS N-400 and 5 months pregnant with our first child. List child as "Expecting" or "None". Submit Ultrasound pic?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
None.
What happens when an illegal immigrant gets pulled over and doesn't have a license?
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Answered on August 02, 2013
If he is here without permission, normally ICE will put a detainer on him and pick him up once he is scheduled to be released.
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Is it possible for me to apply for green card through hardship or any other way. I am divorced and have a son who is 2 yrs old.
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Answered on August 02, 2013
No, you cannot get a green card based solely on hardship. However you could try to find a Senator or Congressman to pass a private bill to make...
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If my COS from B2 to F1 visa is denied and my i-94 is expired. Can I come back to the US with my B2 which is not expired yet?
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Answered on August 02, 2013
Your chances of getting approved depend on what you sent to USCIS. If your application is denied, you will begin accruing unlawful presence and...
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