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Can i adjust for legal status?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
You need to consult with an attorney to make sure if you are eligible for filing an I-485.
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USCIS looks at current earnings or end of year tax return earnings?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
This is the poverty guideline. ( http://www.uscis.gov/i-864p)
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I am a physician currently on B1 visa in usa since 1 month. I have a residency position to start from next month on J1 visa.
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Answered on October 11, 2012
1.Yes.
2. Premium process is not available for your case. If you file your case through ELIS, the processing time is shorter. It probably takes...
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L2 EAD valid, so can someone work on H4?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
Your brother needs to hire an attorney and have him/her review his case. If USCIS has already rejected his L-1, his wife can not use her EAD.
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I am on H1B in USA and changed my employer. My new employer transferred my H1B . My old stamping is still valid.
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Answered on October 11, 2012
I agree with my colleague. Please bring the documents he listed in his comment.
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Valid H1B visa stamp &I 94 ,both valid till Mar 2014.But H1B Petition Approval notice expiring Dec 2012. do I need H1Bextension?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
You need to consult with an attorney and have him/her review your documents.
H1b transfer change of mind - can I continue with original employer if NOT started with new one?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
I agree with my colleague.
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If PERM has been pending for one year, can I file for a one year extension?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
You can file a change of status application.
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Can I file a cap-exempt H1B petition? My 140 has been approved with a previous employer and I have been outside the US from 2011
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Answered on October 11, 2012
You don't have to be in an H1B status to receive 9th year extension. However, if you H1B is based on a new employer, USCIS could issue an RFE to...
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Can a previously filed and approved I-140 by an employer be used to file the GC again by another employer after some years ?
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Answered on October 10, 2012
Hi Sree, I agree with my colleagues. Your employer probably have to file a PERM application and I-140 for you.
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