Can I travel to Puerto Rico on H-4 visa?
Since Puerto Rico is a part of the U.S., you will not need a visa to travel from the continental U.S. to Puerto Rico and back.
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Since Puerto Rico is a part of the U.S., you will not need a visa to travel from the continental U.S. to Puerto Rico and back.
It's a very good idea to maintain your h1b status. In my opinion, it is not required.
Your employer is obligated to pay your wages so long as you are in status. This looks like an attempt to circumvent the "back benching" prohibition.
You can email the US embassy and ask to change the interview location.
You can send any inquiry you wish. USCIS, and not you, gets to decide where to process your application.
If your mother will be staying beyond the time permitted, it is better to request an extension and not be in the US illegally.
You cannot stop your husband from divorcing you if he does not wish to be married to you any longer.
You can write 'none" if there is none.
Anything is possible. Unfortunately, the powers that be generally treat victims as if they were the criminals so it is also possible you will be...
Yes, you can apply for a waiver based on hardship to your US citizen parents.