Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
You get a total of 6 years in your combined L-1 + H-1B status. This means that you maximum stay will end in May 2011, not counting any possible...
You will no longer be entitled to claim L-2 status once you are divorced. You need to change to a different status, independent of your husband, to...
You can check processing times on the CIS website: https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplay.do.
If you have maintained your L-1 status, then your spouse is entitled to keep L-2 status. Just because you have filed for permanent residence...
The H-1B employer needs to file the petition, not you. If you have never held H-1B status before, you need to act very quickly because CIS will...
You can petition for your husband once your permanent residence is approved. There is a long wait for spouses of permanent residents, however. ...
The question of whether you will be EB-2 or EB-3 depends on the job requirements, more than your background. If the position requires a minimum of...
Well, there is no longer an "interim EAD" available. What happens is that you can visit your local CIS district office to inquire about the EAD if...
You should speak with a lawyer for formal legal advice. There is not enough information in your question, and leaving the US can result in 3 or...
You can still file to remove the conditions on your permanent residence even if the marriage does not work out. If you get divorced, you can file...
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