How long can you stay in USA while your H1-B RFE is under process? Is 240 day rule applicable in my situation
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You do not need a writ. There is a particular basis for Federal Court review of naturalization cases in the Immigration Act itself. You need to...
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There is not nearly enough information to give you any guidance. You really need to consult with a Board Certified immigration attorney as soon as...
If you are changing status you can start as soon as the change of status is approved. If you are transferring a current H-1 status, you can start...
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Unfortunately, there is not visa of that type. The only way you could remain is for you to obtain F-1 status and attend school yourself. Have you...