I’ve applied for OPT EAD, but got married before EAD was approved. Would it be deny now that I married a US citizen?
Your OPT should not be denied because you married.
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Your OPT should not be denied because you married.
It would be easier to obtain a green card. That has complications also because of the US citizenship claim.
We don't really have enough information, but it appears the easiest thing to do would be to submit one or more co-sponsors.
First, he doesn't need a visa; he can enter on his passport for 90 days under the Visa Waiver program. Second, he must be able to convince the...
The risk is your current employer is not going to be too happy about paying for an extension that neither of you need.
There is no reason to obtain an H-1 visa. You will get work and travel authorization about six months after filing the Marriage case.
The iss ue is the backlog in the FB-3 quota not processing times. The quota is 8-10 years behind.
We do not have enough information to advise you on the marriage or the best immigration strategy. Your husband cannot file for your relatives,...
You should never send the government originals of anything unless they specifically ask for it and have a legal basis for wanting it.
It does affect your priority date but you are not in H-1 status if you are out of the US.