What is the fastest way to start working: wait for B-1 approval or pursue O-1 consular processing?
Consular processing is very likely your faster path to work authorization. The I-539 NOID response has no fixed decision clock and, because a NOID...
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Consular processing is very likely your faster path to work authorization. The I-539 NOID response has no fixed decision clock and, because a NOID...
Basic research indicates that current processing times for a bundled H‑4 change of status + H‑4 EAD (I‑539 + I‑765(c)(26)) run roughly 3–8 months...
Yes: as a Fulbright grantee with a pending political-asylum claim, you very likely qualify for a Section 212(e) waiver on the persecution ground...
You don't need to do anything before 8/12: your wife's timely-filed H-4 extension already puts her in a period of authorized stay that survives...
Helas, oui, even a small, part-time Etsy print-on-demand shop would very likely constitute prohibited self-employment on STEM OPT, and moving the...
Mandamus isn't ripe yet unless you've already had your naturalization interview and it has already been 120+ days since, and even then, mandamus...
Yes, you are done! Receiving a confirmation number after submitting through your USCIS online account satisfies the AR-11 requirement: that's...
You are confused. A reentry permit is not any travel document for entering foreign countries: it only allows a lawful U.S. permanent resident to...
Your status runs to January 5, 2029. The controlling document for a conditional resident's status is the Form I-751 receipt notice, not the N-400...
True, you can create a new USCIS online account with a different email address and file your N-400 from it. USCIS explicitly confirms that accounts...