Should I answer n/a
Yes - n/a is fine for the boxes that do not apply to your situation (or you can leave them blank).
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Yes - n/a is fine for the boxes that do not apply to your situation (or you can leave them blank).
You may work legally inside the US with your approved EAD. US immigration law does not apply to individuals living and working outside of the US.
Contact a labor/employment attorney to see what obligations (if any) the employer currently has to you.
Contact an accountant or a CPA - this is a tax question.
The F1 does not cancel the B1/B2. Contact a US immigration attorney for review & clarification.
I agree with my colleague. Contact a US immigration attorney to review her independent options of remaining here and the risks on her future visa...
I agree with my colleagues. Contact your company's US immigration attorney prior to any trip.
I agree with my colleagues. Contact a US immigration attorney for assistance with preparing for the interview and explaining what happened to the K1.
I agree with my colleagues. Contact a US immigration attorney for assistance.
Contact a US immigration attorney for specific review prior to any travel (which will most likely be the answer). You may have to re-file, the...