Can I move to South Korea if I am not a citizen in the U.S.?
You need to speak to South Korean Embassy or a South Korean attorney. This has nothing to do with US immigration law.
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You need to speak to South Korean Embassy or a South Korean attorney. This has nothing to do with US immigration law.
No, you cannot do an EB-1 because the foreigyand US companies must have common ownership just like your L-1.
You need to meet with a Board Certified immigration attorney quickly. You also must apply for US citizenship in the three months before the fifth...
You have an immigration attorney you should ask. AVVO is for people who might need an attorney. And your attorney should know that if your I-140...
You can certainly try to expedite the AP but CIS rarely agrees.
Is there a question somewhere? We know what the N-400 interview letter states.
Working in Canada is a Canadian immigration issue, not a US immigration issue. The fact it is a US employer has nothing to do with it.
This isn't what AVVO is for. But to answer your question, you would only have a problem with admission using AP if you have accrued more than six...
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Unfortunately god children do not qualify for immigration benefits.
You have at least one immigration attorney who represents you. AVVO is for people who might need an attorney. Good luck