Is there a cheaper option to get a lawyer to look at my already finished family based green card application before it’s sent?
It could end up less costly if you use a lawyer because you reduce the chance of denial.
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It could end up less costly if you use a lawyer because you reduce the chance of denial.
Six months before March 14 '23, the date your H1b status ends.
No, they can be in the U.S. in another nonimmigrant visa status.
If you get a new employer, they will need to file the H1b for you and it will need to be approved and forwarded to the U.S. consular office abroad....
Yes, a person with both an H4 and B1/B2 can enter the U.S. with either visa.
I doubt there is a rule, but rather there is common sense. If you keep trying to come to the U.S., one might conclude that you are trying to find...
Yes, you were cited and/or charged with an offense.
What 180 day rule are you asking about? How will you get back into the country?
Generally, unless you have underlying issues like convictions or orders of removal, there is little danger in traveling in and out of the U.S. with...
No. There is no liability for that. It is not the same as an H1b.