F1 visa to H4 visa

I agree with my colleagues. As long as you have not violated the terms of your F1 status, then changing to H4 status should not be an issue as long...

What is the cost for EB2 green card?

You have not presented any fact in your case. So it is impossible to give a "range." Are you the employer? The potential employee? What is the...

Is it necessary to change a F-1 student Visa to tourist Visa for a Chilean national at the end of the F-1 Visa?

Chileans can visit under the "Visa Waiver program," meaning they do not need to apply for a tourist visa if they plan to visit for less than 90...

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Can we leave usa and go aboard and my neighbour that planning to come later to meet us will bring with him my husband greencard

Unless you are travelling to visit a sick relative, it would be in your best interest to just wait for the card to arrive in the mail.

Options for bringing spouse to the US?

You would do what's called "consular processing" for the spouse of a US citizen. Learn more here:...

Move from L1-B to H1-B visa type

As long he is still in lawful status at the time of filing, then he will not automatically lose his L1B when he applies for COS. You should discuss...

I got my H1B approval notice today from USCIS ,But change of status is denied due to travel before the H1B is approved.

I agree with my colleague. USCIS was right in their decision.

H1-B Status change from L1-B

You are forgetting a fourth scenario: Neither you nor your husband get the H1B. What makes you so sure that at least one of you will get chosen in...

Do I have to leave the country when applying for Residency?

If you do not have a lawful entry then you would have to apply for an unlawful presence waiver. Those can be complicated and having DACA does not...

I got an asylum approval on June 30 2014, and i applied I730 for my family on July 9th 2014 and i did not get the approval till

I agree with Mr. Segal. You have a couple paths you could take, but they all lead to contacting USCIS. Consider contacting an immigration attorney...