If a person has a green card and has a job that requires him to be out of the US for many months in a year, what should he do?
he should obtain a reentry permit to safeguard his LPR status.
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he should obtain a reentry permit to safeguard his LPR status.
Passive ownership is not prohibited.
It should be 60 days from the date you completed your studies on September 3 2014.
If you are listed as "applying with" her then the outcome of the application could affect your status.
It can always take more time than the average processing times USCIS lists on the site.
Applying for an extension of J-1 status and subsequently seeking a change of status is not categorically problematic.
If you had maintained your F-1 status, you might have been eligible for a change of status to H-1B.
That is a compound question; the answer would only be YES if both parts are YES.
It can take several months for a file transfer to another district. Call 1-800-898-7180 and input your A number for status.
If your visa and the underlying petition are still valid at the time you return, the CBP can admit you to the US.