Yes, you can work in any other state.

Whether you get an immigration lawyer is entirely up to you. But what you do NOT want is for your criminal lawyer to expunge your shoplifting...

Unfortunately, that is a violation of H-1 status. The "cure" is to leave the US and reenter using an H-1 visa. That will eliminate this violation...

There is no 60-day rule in this situation. Technically you are out of status if you do note work for the H-1 employer the day after receiving the...

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You do not have to explain anything, nor does your mother. It is none of their business since you will be a US citizen.

The real reason is not that you paid the fine because that is still a conviction for a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT). Most CIMTs prevent...

Unfortunately, no you cannot. As per your previous question, you will not have a bachelor’s degree in cyber security among other reasons.

You must get an offer in accounting assuming your degree is the equivalent of a US bachelor’s degree. Then you must be selected in the H-1 lottery...

Assuming you are over 21, the entire case can be handled in the US. However, no action of any kind can happen unless she has been in the US for at...

This should really be discussed with his/your immigration attorney but the answer is his EAD should allow him to continue school. If the school has...