What is the difference between ''8 USC 1447(b)'' and '' writ of mandamus''. Regards,
Section 1447(b) is applicable where the USCIS has failed to make a decision after more than 120 days has elapsed since a Naturalization interview. ...
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Section 1447(b) is applicable where the USCIS has failed to make a decision after more than 120 days has elapsed since a Naturalization interview. ...
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You could have yet another employer file an H-1B extension of status for you, but USCIS will always question the validity of the interim filing.
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USCIS will revoke the petition upon receipt of the withdrawal request.
File for an extension, if L-1 status is what you want.
It is not clear whether you are working in compliance with H-1B rules, but questions regarding driver's license requirements should be directed to...
Be very careful. You are out of status now.
It is not clear what you want to apply for nunc pro tunc. Consult with an attorney.
This would depend on the specific nature of any illness or condition. Consult with an attorney.
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You could apply for an advance parole travel document if granted TPS. Travel to your home country is probably not recommended. Consult with an...