1. Would I be in legal status till my I-94 expiry? 2. Can I continue to work after March 24, 2016, my I-797 expiry date?
1. Yes 2. Yes you may continue to work until the expiry of your current I-94. All the best.
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1. Yes 2. Yes you may continue to work until the expiry of your current I-94. All the best.
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