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What is your question?
Carl Michael Shusterman's Answers (67929)
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
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L1-B to L1-A COS and visa stamping
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Yes, you need to obtain an L-1A visa if you wish to return to the U.S. from abroad. Please see
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F1 holder with undocumented presence
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Students are in "D/S" status so they do not begin to accrue unlawful presence unless and until the immigration authorities may a written findings...
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Can I married U.S citizen background criminal record (robbery)
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His criminal record does not affect your eligibility for a green card. Please see
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I am a student returning to usa this saturday. i worked using my social security? will i have any problem when returning ?
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No one can tell you for sure. Obviously, when you go through immigration at the airport, they will either see it in their computers or they will...
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I had H1 visa and then moved to H4 in Mar 2010, my employer filed for COS from H4 - H1 in June of 2010
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I agree with the above response. Please see
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FIN Number 2 !
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I agree with the above answer. Please see
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Hi me again
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I agree with the above answer. For additional information, please see
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Can an illegal alien travel by air within the U.S without being deported?
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They will want to see a valid drivers license at the airport.
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US citizen, Had applied for wife to have a status but then she decided to cheat. How to make sure process was stopped?ur questio
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You can withdraw your sponsorship of her green card. Write to the USCIS.
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