What is going to happen if I have a Perm application filed in and I apply for a J1?
You might have too small of a window to apply for J-1 until your PERM is approved and followed up with the I-140.
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You might have too small of a window to apply for J-1 until your PERM is approved and followed up with the I-140.
When you fill out your bio application you can correct that DOB, but unless you can prove that it was their mistake not yours (i.e. that you filled...
I agree with Mr. Capriotti that if your parents will show your documents, they will only lessen their chances to obtain their visa. Not that they...
You have excellent chances to enter on H-4 as it does not require any additional qualifications other than being a spouse of an H-1B. So once you...
If your visa is current now you can (you will need to include the I-797 Notice of Receipt for I-130 and make sure that it is in plain view, or...
Yes, it is absolutely normal. Your application is in process.
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