I applied for OPT-EAD card in 2010 (valid for one yr, F1 status). I see an A# on it. Should I use this one to fill on I-140?
Once you are issued an A number, that should be your A number for all intents and purposes.
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Once you are issued an A number, that should be your A number for all intents and purposes.
You can try and locate the record on the USCBP website as a first order of business.
You should be able to apply for an extension of status with copies of the passports and previous I-94s.
Any unrevoked and valid I-140 could be used to extend an H-1B beyond the 6th year.
Consult with an immigration attorney to discuss specific options and strategies.
The closes option would be number 3, in those circumstances.
You can file for naturalization 4 years and 9 months from the date of admission as indicate don your green cards.
Obtaining a lawful work permit as a J-2 status holder, in and of itself, should not affect your J-1 visa application.
He cannot get work authorization based on his E-2 status.
You could potentially go back to Company A, as long as the petition is still valid and the job remains available to you.