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Second Masters F-1 CPT to H1B, COS Information needed... Urgent... Please help...
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Answered on January 11, 2014
Consult directly with your company's immigration counsel or with any counsel of your choosing for this type of information.
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Sponsor my mother without being employed.
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Answered on January 11, 2014
Yes, you can petition your mother with your husband's help. Consult with an immigration attorney for specific advice.
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At US embassy visa has been denied section 221g of immigration law. what is green paper with below disrciption means. this mean
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Answered on January 11, 2014
221(g) is a catch-all provision for denial. Consult with an immigration attorney.
Will the fact that my family doesn't know about my marriage to my immigrant spouse hurt his chances of getting a green card?
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Answered on January 11, 2014
Yes, this could raise a concern that the marriage is a fraud.
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Hello, How many times the immigration judge usually gives someone time for finding an immigration attorney?
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Answered on January 11, 2014
The Judge is likely to be very disappointed if your son has not retained counsel within 6 months; a very generous time frame by any measure.
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Is there any chance at all to be reconsidered on an erroneous petition approval?
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Answered on January 11, 2014
The husband should have petitioned the Beneficiary, since he never qualified as a "step-child."
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Advisable to move to a managerial position under AC 21
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Answered on January 11, 2014
Yes, this is possible under AC-21. Consult with an immigration attorney for specific advice and counsel.
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Will my new H1B visa application in 2014-15 fall in cap exempt category if I have a old 'Non-stamped H1B' expired in July 2012?
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Answered on January 11, 2014
If you have been counted against the cap within the past 6 years, then you should not be cap-subject on a new petition. You face several...
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I got married 22 years ago and therefore I have 20 years with my green card. However, I left my husband because he was abusive.
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Answered on January 11, 2014
You should not lose your green card as long as your marriage was not a fraud.
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N400 Decision can not yet be made
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Answered on January 11, 2014
Yes, it is too soon. Follow up after 60 days. if you receive no decision form the USCIS after 120 days, you may consider taking legal action.
