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No. If you have used your full 6 years of H-1B, you cannot get a new 6 years until you have been outside the US for one complete year. You did...
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No. If you have used your full 6 years of H-1B, you cannot get a new 6 years until you have been outside the US for one complete year. You did...
This questions arises a lot, so I answered it in detail on my blog. See here for a link: ...
An employer can "sponsor" you, however you will need to leave the US to complete the process at a US consulate abroad. Once you leave the US, you...
Since you already have a lawyer, s/he would be the best person to answer your questions. S/he has the relevant information and will probably...
If you are your wife's dependent, you should also be eligible for E-2 status, which allows you to work. If she has her own company, the company...
I don't recommend changing the tickets until the extension is approved. This could be an expensive mistake if the extension is denied. In...
No, there is no waiting period. Assuming you are approved for a B-1/B-2 visa, you should be able to visit the US as planned.
You can file for citizenship after being a permanent resident for 3 years, if married to a US citizen for those 3 years, or after 5 years...
You might be able to keep the permanent residence (PR) process going if the 485 has been pending for 180 days and if the new position is in the...
Your employer can apply for permanent residence (PR, green card) whether you are in L-1A or L-1B status. If you were a manager/executive for the...
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