Deferred Action (DACA) and unrestricted social security card
The social security card does not entitle one to work so the answer is probably yes.
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The social security card does not entitle one to work so the answer is probably yes.
At least in theory you may be able to file for adjustment based on a new marriage.
It seems to me that if you are not approved for company B, and you are now working for company B, you cannot transfer to company C.
If it was transferred to a local office, it may take quite a long time. The question is why the case was transferred.
He will need to reeturn to his country in order to get the immigrant visa you filed for him, unless he qualifies for 245(i) [if anyone filed a visa...
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If you are admitted as a tourist, you can get married and file to adjust your status to that of a lawful permanent resident.
He may be subject to a 10 year bar, or a permanent bar to returning to the U.S. It depends on his immigration history.
If you have the equivalent of a masters, you can be EB2. I don't see how you are EB1. If your employer files an I-140 and it is pending for 180...
It depends on where he embarked into the U.S., and where he was supposed to return to the ship or airplane. If he never was a crewman, please...
It does.