Do I need to change my visa to G-4 dependent or can I continue on H1-B?
I've handled a dozen "A" visa clients (diplomatic) and about 2-3 G visas from the UN in New York. I've had situations where the G employee was a...
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I've handled a dozen "A" visa clients (diplomatic) and about 2-3 G visas from the UN in New York. I've had situations where the G employee was a...
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Probably not. You need a passport or State ID. College ID usually will not qualify as positive ID. You can re-schedule your appointment. What...
You should promptly hire competent counsel. Your only a passenger and the driver of your vehicle may already have filed a claim with the third...
As was very amply pointed out by one of the colleagues from New Braunfels, the biggest obstacle is that the jail and Sheriff's office will enjoy...
Problem is, ISD are part of the body politic, i.e. state of Texas, and they have governmental immunity and its very difficult to sue them and proof...
Very few attorneys in Texas will accept a medical malpractice case since HB-4 tort reform bill was passed in 2003 by the Texas Legislature. There...
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J-1 but must go through umbrella agency, see other colleagues link previously posted. You and your adult household members will among other things...
Not through DACA. You have had to be here when the executive order was promulgated. You must have entered the US prior to age 16, be under 30 at...
First step as Attorney Capriotti suggested is talk to the employer's attorney who handled your H-1B and try to assist you by contacting the...
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