H1b
you need to leave immediately. you have now been out of status since your last h1b expired. any days out of status hurts your chances to get...
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you need to leave immediately. you have now been out of status since your last h1b expired. any days out of status hurts your chances to get...
with the number of questions you have, you should really invest time in talking with an immigration attorney.
they can hold him for as long as it takes ICE to get him. this 48 hour deal is fiction. they will not release him with an ICE hold and it could...
unless he had a petition filed for him before April 30, 2001 or for his parents, he cannot get any status in the u.s. he will need to leave to...
Until the Change of staus to h1b is approved, you are still on b1/b2. if the h1b change of status is denied, you remain on b1/b2.
immigration officers judge you as guilty until proven innocent and be prepared for a hard time. Regardless of the fact you have a reason for...
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there is no real time limit. it's just that until you do file the petitions you will be out of status in the u.s. and will not be able to work or...
You may be eligible to file your own petition for permanent residency under the Violence Against women's Act (VAWA). be sure to consult/work with...
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you risk being denied re-entry. you really need a good attorney and you should not travel outside the u.s. before consulting an immigration...
if you are asking to study and work you cannot. if you are asking to study and work after, at best you can get a temporary work visa if this is...