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Should I go to an i-485 interview if I've been working wihtuot authorization?
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Answered on April 30, 2012
If you do not go, your I-485 will be denied. Please consult with an attorney,
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Approved I 130 and immigration court
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Answered on April 30, 2012
You definitely need an attorney if you don't have one. Many of the attorneys in AVVO are skilled litigators in the deportation defense.
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Full-time H1B to Part-time H1B with same employer and Full-time with new Employer?
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Answered on April 30, 2012
Company B file a new concurrent H-1B petition, not a transfer petition.
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Can an F-2 visa holder get divorced and regain a new F-2 visa by marrying another F-1 holder within the 60-day grace period?
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Answered on April 30, 2012
1. You do not get 60 days grace period. It will be 15 days.
2. She can file a change of status application during grace period.
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Travel and EAD
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Answered on April 30, 2012
I agree with my colleague. You need to disclose your arrest on your application.
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Should I wait for my L2 + EAD visa or apply for an OPT
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Answered on April 30, 2012
I will wait for your L2 to be approved.
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Immigration (F2 and H1)
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Answered on April 30, 2012
Once you marry, your spouse is eligible for F2. There are requirements for OPT to travel abroad. Please talk to your int'l student adviser before...
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H1B application from J1. Consular notification or change of status. Cap-exempt or subject?
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Answered on April 30, 2012
You can change your status in the U.S. However, before you file your H-1B application, your waiver must be approved.
If USCIS deny the...
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LIving abroad for a year and naturalization
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Answered on April 30, 2012
It must be the last 5 years, not any 5 year period since you became a permanent resident.
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I am a Canadian citizen and bought a house in Miami. Can I stay more than 6 months in a year. I will not be working in USA.
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Answered on April 30, 2012
Are you a permanent resident? If not, you can stay in the U.S. for 6 months.
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