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My friends charge went from felony to other,disp code ORDS but has a immigration hold
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Answered on June 03, 2014
Your friend's family should consult with an immigration attorney directly. The hold means that he will likely be referred to ICE for removal...
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Does my wife qualify for the I601A Provisional Unlawful Presence waiver?
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Answered on June 03, 2014
That might depend on when the first incident occurred, among other factors.
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How long will i stay in my home country after my 601a waiver is approved and i get my interview
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Answered on June 02, 2014
There is still a chance that a visa could be denied, but if the only problem was "unlawful presence," then you should not have any problems.
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Can I apply for EB1 category on green card?
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Answered on June 02, 2014
Only if you would qualify as a person of "extraordinary ability" in your field.
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Immigration status
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Answered on June 02, 2014
You will not be deported under those circumstances.
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Do I need an immigration lawyer?
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Answered on June 02, 2014
Yes, it would appear to be the case.
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Can anyone explain H4 nun to punc?
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Answered on June 02, 2014
Nunc pro tunc. It would be a request for an approval of a change of status now to date back to when your wife went out of status.
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Pay Checks issue: Filing H1-B Extension.
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Answered on June 02, 2014
As long as the H-1B change of employer was properly filed, you were not violating status by working for Company B at that time.
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Employer is state gov agency and TAX-Exempt; can this be considered as non-profit organization ( for filing in H1B Cap-Exempt)
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Answered on June 02, 2014
Possibly. The Employer should consult with an immigration attorney regarding this if it does not have one already.
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What happen to my status as a permanent resident if me and my husband will get divorce?
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Answered on June 02, 2014
You should consult with an immigration attorney to discuss getting your permanent green card and/or divorce.
