My employer filed an EB3 petition for me with a priority date of August 2008, and extended my H1-B status this year. The I-140
I agree with attorney Ferrari's answer that "hits it on the head" so to speak!
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I agree with attorney Ferrari's answer that "hits it on the head" so to speak!
if your H-1B consular visa stamp has already expired, then there is no need to continue "beating a dead horse": you are no longer in H-1B status if...
Since you are already in H-1B status, you have already been counted against the cap once. You are now no longer counted against any cap. Thus,...
I agree with attorney Ferrari's answers.
Too much confusing information. Re-phrase your questions by braking them down to shorter, simpler to understand fact patterns & then re-submit again.
In order to obtain a new I-94, I recommend that you: 1. Cancel the appointment for the renewal of your passport this Friday (unless will obtain...
It will be best to apply for a J-1 visa at the U.S. consulate of your country of nationality. Attempting to change status in the U.S. with USCIS...
If the Form I-94 under which you were admitted to the U.S. contains the annotation "D/S" (Duration of Status) on it, then there is no finding (yet)...
There no provision in the law which would enable you to petition a grand parent.
Unfortunately, no! Life itself is unfair. With a case like this, the smart thing for you to do is to retain a QUALIFIED Immigration Lawyer to...