How much time it takes to get I485 Approved in EB1C non-concurrent, i140 approved in July, got EAD but not I485 Approval.
This could vary greatly depending on the merits of the case, anywhere from 3 months to more than one year.
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This could vary greatly depending on the merits of the case, anywhere from 3 months to more than one year.
Yes, you should be able to continue working in H-1B status until that date, unless the H-1 petition is revoked.
You can change your name when naturalizing as a US Citizen but not when seeking a green card based on your daughter's petition.
USCIS has issued guidance on this question and you should be able to file for a work authorization based on proof of the principal's L visa status.
PERM is valid for 6 months, but if an I-140 was filed within that time, the employer could file a second I-10 based on the same PERM outside of...
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Yes, the petitioner must fully execute a Form I-864, even if you are also using co-sponsor.
Yes, lengthy absences can interrupt the period of continuous residence required for naturalization, as well as jeopardize your green card status...
Reassignment of an A number does not necessarily mean anything relative to the approvability of your case.
There is no hard and fast rule, but you should have ample evidence of maintenance of status with you when you appear at the US Embassy.
The delay could be due to background clearances or a host of other issues.