Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
Why don't you just change status? Visas are only for travel, so unless you need to travel there is not point in doing this.
If by stamping you mean a visa you can get a visa at any time as long as the I-797 is valid. But you will only be admitted as long as the I-797 is...
Do you think "crossing off your L-1 visa" in your passport will prevent the DOS from discovering your fraudulent B request for admission?
Work authorization is not legal status plus if you have used the EAD you are no longer in F-1 status. Finally you need to use a congressional...
CIS would love for you to keep paying filing fees along with each employer. However, at some point you need to start the green card process.
you probably have several lawyers who are working or have worked on your case who you should discuss this with rather than strangers on a blog.
There are specific issues which must be discussed with a qualified immigration attorney quickly. At least one of those issues should be discussed...
First, it depends on what type of EB-2 case you are referring to and, second, you are probably subject to the J-1 two year foreign residency...
If by "stamping" you mean a visa, yes you can do that. I would also wait sixty days after your return to the US before doing anything to prepare to...
Assuming you meet all the requirements for a B-1 entry then you would be eligible to be admitted in that status.