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Once you are a permanent resident, you are no longer in F-1 status, so you do not have to continue to comply with the terms of the F-1 status.
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Once you are a permanent resident, you are no longer in F-1 status, so you do not have to continue to comply with the terms of the F-1 status.
Filing the I-130 can raise issues of immigrant intent that could lead to denial, but you must separate your current and future intent. A good...
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Only lawyers are authorized to practice law. The courts have ruled that giving advice and selecting the appropriate forms are considered the...
Only time in L-1 or H-1 status counts toward the six years of H-1B time. Once you have an approved I-140 you can extend the H-1 beyond six years.
Get an extension through your country's embassy in the US. Otherwise, the USCIS will ask for a copy of a valid passport once you file the H-1B...
Once the labor certification has been pending for 365 days or you have an approved I-140, you can get an extension. I would advise trying to...
I agree that an L-1 would be the fastest. But, if he has not worked for the company abroad, then get a degree equivalency based on work experience...
I always include a passport photo of the petitioner and the beneficiary. Otherwise, they will send you a request for additional evidence and ask...
OK, it sounds like you are trying to satisfy the income requirements on form I-864. You can also do this by showing that you have 20 quarters of...
$450 is the filing fee to change your name, but you can try to get a waiver. You could also claim that the wrong name was due to USCIS error and...