Is it necessary to be in "H1B status" for an "H1B transfer" to take place? Or is just a "Cap exemption" would be good enough ?
You are not yet in H-1B status. Please consult with an immigration attorney.
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You are not yet in H-1B status. Please consult with an immigration attorney.
Yes, it is possible. Please consult with an immigration attorney to discuss this matter in detail.
This depends on the nature of your conviction. Please consult with an immigration attorney directly for more information.
You may return if you can obtain a properly issued immigrant visa. Note that you appear to face a bar of 10 years from the date of your departure...
Consult with an immigration attorney. Even if the disorderly conduct conviction is a CIMT, it may be considered a "petty offense."
There are very specific rules for reinstatement of F-1 status and requesting that USCIS excuse a late-filing for extension of status. Please...
A person is not in H-1B status until they have been admitted into the US, i.e. issued an I-94 reflecting the admission in or change of status to H-1B.
You need to consult with an independent immigration attorney ASAP.
You could send in a completely new application, or wait for the USCIS to reject the package and resubmit; however, the latter option could prove...
No.