Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes, if your amendment is denied, you can still continue working under your original H1B, which is valid for two more years.
Yes, you could always leave as far as USCIS is concerned, but did not you say that leaving is not safe for you? If you are going to place your...
Yes, this could be a problem. I suggest meeting with a reputable CPA and file some back taxes, at least for the past 3 years.
You will not qualify for EB-1C. If you have Master's degree, you could go for EB-2 through PERM process. If not, EB-3.
They are not going to ask you about your payroll. You will need to report your employment history and addresses for the last 5 years.
No, not at all. If your concern is about being found inadmissible due to a risk of becoming a "public charge", it will depend on your spouse's...
No, no decision will be made on that date. There are two types of court dates in Immigration Court: one is called Master Calendar Hearing (“MCH”),...
Yes, i-824s take a long time and are costly (as most USCIS petitions). Try to send a FOIA request first, which is free, maybe you could get...
Your company must have filed I-140 (employment-based petitions), not I-130 (family-based), but I am assuming it was just a typo. If you file your...
What is the status of your husband? If he is a citizen, he should be doing the inviting. Also, the invitation letter goes to the immigrant to be...