Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
It is generally not a good idea to have multiple applications pending at one time. To be eligible for a change of status to H-1B, you'll need to...
If your new card does not arrive by 12/5/14, you will not be authorized to work until you receive the new card. You may try to request an...
You can change jobs, but you must ensure that the H-1B transfer is approved before any action is taken on your approved I-140. If the I-140 is...
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The new PERM can be filed. In the event that an issue is raised regarding the status of the first filing, the company should be able to document...
You can continue working for employer A as long as employer A's H-1B petition remains valid (i.e. has not expired and has not been withdrawn). You...
There are two parts to an H-1B transfer: 1. the H-1B petition itself 2. your request for an extension of status If you were out of status at...
It can be very risky to file a transfer after your I-94 has expired and your extension is pending. Theoretically, it can be done. However, the...
Be aware that the visa stamp is not the same as the I-94. The visa stamp is what allows an individual to enter the country. The I-94 card...
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It is possible to do, but be aware that if the approved I-140 is withdrawn before the H-1B transfer is approved, you may not be able to get an...
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The start date of your program cannot be more than 30 days after your H-4 expiration, even if you file the change of status prior to the expiration.
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