Irving, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Irving, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
In order to file based on 3 years you would have to be living with your US spouse for at least 3 years. As you are divorced you will have to wait...
In this scenario you would not be able to work until the H-1B is actually approved. This means you would need to take a short beark from...
Getting married before your Adjustment of status is adjudicated is probably the best option so that your spouse is eligible for following to join...
Absolutely. It wouldn't strictly be an H-1B transfer as there is nothing to transfer. Provided you have time left on your H-1B, the new company...
If she is your wife then the fiance visa would not be applicable as this only applies to someone who is not yet married. You would need to file a...
A personal declaration from you that you were outside of the US and were not required to file should be sufficient provided you also provide...
You cannot file an H-1B Petition without the full co-oepration of your employer. If they are not willing to sponsor you for an H-1B you might want...
Current USCIS processing times as of now for N400 are 15-20.5 months.
You can remain in the US until such time as your application is adjudicated.
Given how long Naturalization cases are taking it would be advisable to file the I-130 now based on your LPR status. I see no point in waiting. ...
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