In order to get any status in the future, you must remove the conditions from your condition all permanent residence. You also need a waiver but...

The divorce proceedings do not mean anything legally for your immigration status. Once the divorce is final, you need to file a 751 waiver. We...

We don’t have enough information such as what the EAD is based on, when will it expire, etc. That information will dictate the appropriate strategy.

That time out of the US is not an issue. Please note there is a different time frame if you were out more a year.

You need to visit this website to understand the quota system: www.yourprioritydate.com That should explain everything for you.

If you leave in this situation, your change of status will be abandoned. But that doesn’t matter since you must get an H-4 visa at the consulate...

There should be no problems at all with either case. However, please note that with the exception of North Dakota, the H-1 visa or status are...

Yes, you may keep the original PD. This assumes the I-140 is approved for the first employer. And there was no fraud in that process.

An FOIA thru CIS normally does not work since CIS erroneously views the approval notice as belonging to the employer. Many attorneys...

As long as there is no compensation of any kind, it should not impact your H-1 status or immigration future. But there must not be any type of...