Impact of Layoffs on Green card application with L1-A visa
This would depend primarily on the number and types of positions that were laid-off. Consult with an immigration attorney.
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This would depend primarily on the number and types of positions that were laid-off. Consult with an immigration attorney.
No, you must execute an affidavit of support and use a joint sponsor to the extent that your income is insufficient.
You would send a copy of your naturalization certificate and a letter. The I-485 is only used if he were in the US already and seeking adjustment...
Unfortunately, you must use an approved civil surgeon for the I-693.
The application form is I-191. This can be obtained off of the USCIS/EOIR website or from the Court itself.
If you would be granted L-1A status, you could remain in the US for up to 7 years total.
Yes, you could sign on behalf of your minor children if they are incapable of signing their own names.
If you depart, you will abandon the request for extension of H-4 status. Then you will have to appear at the US consulate for "stamping" with...
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Possibly, but if you do not, then you must follow-up again with the USCIS.
You would need to apply for a new visa and disclose any and all arrests. Consult with an immigration attorney.