Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
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He cannot adjust his status here in the US, i.e. apply for the green card here in the US but will have to eventually go abroad (consular process)...
The US and the UK both recognize dual citizenship. The US does not favor it but it is not against the law. You can once you naturalize after 1 year...
Texas does recognize common law but its not that simple. By and large the jurisdiction you are living in is the determining factor whether a...
As long as you entered the country legally with a visa (for the most part, this is complicated and has many nuances) and you are married to a US...
Sounds like an insormountable obstacle. H-3 although non-paid trainees are also not intended to circumvent the "employee" position and mask it as a...
The most important is always the I-94 which is controlling and which you should pay close attention to keep in valid status.
If it says approved that is self-explanatory. Saying it was completed could mean that if this was a change of status they may have approved it or...
If you apply for a change of status from H-4 to H-1B and its approved it will go into effect as of October 1, 2013, when you apply on April 1,...
There is a waiver through marriage and a new preliminary procedure which will start on March 4, 2013, allowing them to apply for the waiver from...
You should hire competent counsel to help you with this. But yes, all the applications are filed concurrently. You will be interviewed and if she...