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EAD and H1-B
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Previously asked and answered - review previous posting.
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Immigration : EAD and H1-B
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact the company's US immigration attorney for strategy assistance.
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Nightmare after F-1 refusal for 214(b)
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact a US immigration attorney to review denials and case history to determine future options.
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Was it a good idea to be honest?
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact a Canadian immigration attorney for assistance.
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I would like to petition for my brother, his wife and his two children aged 8 & 12. I am a usa citizen. What is the fee to file?
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Answered on September 03, 2017
It will take over 10 years for your brother and wife and the kids' ages at that time will determine future options. Contact a US immigration...
What happens to my spouse's H4 visa when my green card is approved and her's is still under processing?
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Answered on September 03, 2017
The H4 is void once the GC is approved. Contact the company's US immigration attorney for assistance.
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If I apply for disability, would that ruin my chances for when I apply for a green card?
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact a US immigration attorney to review the program eligibility requirements before filing anything.
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I have asked about n600 here is some additional questions on whether I need a lawyer
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact a US immigration attorney for specific review and assistance with EOIR/USICE proceedings.
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Separated from my wife after filling i751 jointly.
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Contact a US immigration attorney to review whether you can change the category on the pending petition with USCIS or whether they will require a...
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CAN I get a long term visa to a different country after n-400 application given I live most of the time in the USA?
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Answered on September 03, 2017
Generally yes if you keep your permanent address. Contact a US immigration attorney for assistance.
