Hi, I'm of Indian origin and hold an Indian passport. Recently I got Australian PR. Will there be any problem if I1485 in proce
It does suggest you do not intend to reside in the U.S., however, that is generally not a basis to deny the adjustment.
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It does suggest you do not intend to reside in the U.S., however, that is generally not a basis to deny the adjustment.
She should have applied for the H1b when she returned home. However, she should now apply for a change of status to H1b on the approved petition. ...
As long as the marriage is in good faith.
file for him, and he will need to return to his country to get the visa and request a waiver.
It depends when you arrived in the U.S. If it was less than 90 days ago, there is a presumption of fraud.
By law you are required to answer truthfull all questions on the form, including the question about your employment. If you made a false claim to...
You should have the petition file for the H1b on April 1st, and you should come to the US on the H1b.
Assuming you are eligible for an extension of your H1b, your wife also must file for an extension of her H4.
That number is in fact your social security number and if you are filing taxes that is the number you must use.
You could try writing to them, or emailing them. Otherwise, get a photocopy.