No, your travel should not affect your application, unless you are aware of any issues that may prevent you from returning to the United...

If you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the United States, yes, possible.

If your second marriage is a bona fide marriage to a U.S. citizen, your spouse should be able to file I-130 for you and you should be able to file...

No, unfortunately, once your current OPT expires, you are no longer eligible to work unless you have another EAD. You will need to wait until your...

Although I understand that the asker has H-1B Status, which is about immigration, I am still forwarding this question to my colleagues with...

Whether or not you may use a copy of your new Approval Notice for admission is solely up to the Inspecting Officer. However, if necessary, the...

Please consult with an immigration attorney in person to review all your records to determine if you are inadmissible or not.

Being a lawful permanent resident for more than 5 years is a minimum requirement to apply for U.S. citizenship.

An H-4 applicant should be able to apply with an H-1B Approval Notice of the family along with copy of the H-1B Visa Stamp as an FYI for the...

I agree with Attorney Smith, knowing that there is slim chance (if not zero) of having Change of Status approved from J-1 to B-2.