My H1B was approved in Oct 2011, but I came to the US on that visa only in Oct 2013. Can I recapture these 2 years for extension
Only time spent in the U.S. counts towards your 6 years.
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Only time spent in the U.S. counts towards your 6 years.
No, unless it can be established that it was not a bona fide marriage at the time you entered into it. You might want to speak to an immigration...
No-not replying within the allotted time will most likely result in a denial.
The USCIS will not inform another country of any petition you have filed. You should have no issues.
You would be considered an immediate relative so a visa is immediately available. There are several details about your status though that would...
With the financial resources you have and the multiple questions, I suggest that you consult a couple attorneys once you arrive in the U.S. and get...
It's difficult, but possible if done correctly. Speak to an attorney who can guide you through the process and ensure you comply with all...
They don't get connected. I would strongly advise you to speak to an Immigration attorney and get clarification on your situation.
Processing will resume upon receipt of your documents by USCIS.
Doable but a change in current processing times could derail the entire effort. You can only remain in the U.S. in H-1b status beyond 6 years of...