L-1 (and accompanying L-2) permits you to have dual intent, which means you may have intent to immigrate to the United States. Thus, USCIS does...

H-1B status is good for 6 years, regardless of cap exempt or not. Once you use 6 years, you have to leave the United States for at least 1 year...

Since you signed and submitted Form I-134, you are liable for the visitor's expenses, including unpaid medical expenses. As for negotiation, since...

The question needs some more information. First, are you currently in the United States?

This might trigger a lot of issues. You might want to consult with an immigration attorney and a family law attorney in your state.

You may possibly seek change of status from L-1B to F-1 and later to H-1B. However, please consult with an immigration attorney about pros and...

Your six-year count starts on a day 1 when you started using your H-1B Status. However, you may also recapture any time when you were outside of...

It depends on what kind of financial assistance program the hospital offers.

Going for a master's degree based upon your F-1 Status is one option. You might have other options, even though you are not selected for an H-1B...

You may inquire with USCIS at https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/Intro.do