Applying for Asylum J-1
If you have asylum claim you must file it immediately, but not later than 1 year after your arrival.
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If you have asylum claim you must file it immediately, but not later than 1 year after your arrival.
It depends if the "undocumented" person entered the US legally, i.e. with a visa (regradless if the person later overstayed). If so, then once you...
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In addition to being a US citizen, you also need to be "domiciled" in the US for affidavit of support purposes.
I agree with my esteemed colleagues. And would like to add that you also need consider such things as whether your work with the construction...
If you mean you have filed a petition to have your family join you in the U.S. (I-730 petition) then the family members have to go to an interview...
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If you hit your L1 time limit then you have to leave the U.S. and remain outside for a year before coming back in L1 or H1B status. And vice versa....
No, if the absence is only for 2 months and one time, you are ok filing after 3 years.
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Neither J-1 nor H-1b will lead to a green card. You need to consult a lawyer who will analyse your situation and give you a comprehensive advise...
No, you can only work for the employer who petitioned for you.
The short answer is no. However, you may have other options. Consult with a lawyer to obtain a comprehensive analysis of your situation and proper...