I agree with Attorney Smith and Attorney Shusterman. A divorce in the United States is honored at least in the U.S. immigration world - of course,...

Your parents may explain the situation to the Consular Officer and request for corrections if necessary.

The nature of your activities sounds like employment (self-employment). Please talk with your school personnel to find out if they can assist you...

Your divorce should not affect your permanent resident status and your pending I-90 as you have been a permanent residence since 2021.

First of all, your spouse should talk with school personnel about what happened to his I-20 and if the school reported to USCIS about your spouse's...

Although my suggestion is to consult with an immigration attorney in person to review your employment history, your U.S. employer may seek to file...

Transferring with the same employer to India does not invalidate your H-1B. However, the following scenarios may impact your H-1B Status: 1. If...

Your Employer may inquiry with USCIS. If the I-140 was filed with a check(s), you may find a Receipt Number.

Yes, you may seek to file Change of Status from J-1 to B-2. If necessary, please consult with an immigration attorney in person for further advice.

This is more about USCIS' discretion as to whether or not they would accept subsequent filing of additional documents and supplemental brief. ...