Can a assault causing bodily injury misdemeanor A that is dismissed after pre trial intervention program in the state of Texas
The first question is whether the offense is a CIMT and it probably is not.
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The first question is whether the offense is a CIMT and it probably is not.
That depends on several issues we don’t know enough about but generally you should be able to do that.
The conviction won’t hurt but not filing to remove the conditions certainly will.
Your attorney should have been working with CIS months ago to get your H-1 approved.
It will take a year or so to get your green card this way and you must maintain proper M-1 status throughout the process.
You are not required to work for the sponsoring employer until the green card is actually sent to you after the adjustment of status is approved.
It is not the beneficiary who will seek compensation; it will be a government entity and the beneficiary cannot limit your liability for that.
No, you are not allowed to work past the 240 days. You need to get your attorney to move the case along since this has taken too much time. There...
No, that is not an issue, assuming you entered the US with a visa. The new "guidelines" are just a more aggressive statement of the authority CIS...
The spouse must have worked for the overseas company for one year in the past three years to obtain any type of L-1 visa/status.