Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
if your I-94 has expired, you are out of status. To get a new L-1 visa stamp, your employment with the L-1 company must not have ceased. To...
You will need to have the change of status approved before you can start work. If starting work ASAP is necessary, your employer will need to...
You will have to wait until your priority date becomes current. It is not possible to predict when that will happen. You will need to monitor the...
Each doctor is free to set their own fees. You would therefore have to call each doctor's office to find out what their fees are.
In July 2007, priority dates were current. Many people therefore filed their I-485s. The priority dates then retrogressed.
The filing fees depend on the size of the company and whether premium processing is required. Filing fees are posted on the USCIS website and...
No, you cannot. You are currently on L-1B not H-1B. Therefore your new H-1B must be approved before you can begin work for the new company. If you...
You do not state what your mother's status is. If she is not a legal permanent resident, she simply cannot become a US citizen. You would need to...
No. You request the name change on the N-400, and the name change is granted and becomes effective when you are sworn in.
There are no such visas in the US. Attorneys on Avvo practice US immigration law and would not be able to advise you on visas for other countries.
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