Can my employer tell me to bear the cost of health insurance while I am on H1-B work visa and working for him?
An employer does not have to pay for medical insurance but you can decline coverage if you don't want the health insurance.
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An employer does not have to pay for medical insurance but you can decline coverage if you don't want the health insurance.
Yes there are more RFE's but a lawyer can usually anticipate what they are. You can only pay premium processing once so if you get an RFE you can't...
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It will take longer through your brother but it will still take many years through your mom
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You can try resubmit the forms with an explanation and your 485 receipt otherwise respond to an RFE
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As a US citizen marrying someone who overstays all is forgiven as long as he entered legally and he can adjust his stays in USA
Your change if status and his change of employer gave nothing to do with each.
You can't apply for citizenship until you receive your permanent green card.
The category will take at least 10 years to approve