No, not quite yet. Under the 3 year marriage rule your earliest filing date is roughly March 30, 2028, namely 90 days before you complete 3 years...

Your proposed scenario is sound, but the binding constraint is the 60 day grace period, not your H-1B validity date. If laid off, you get up to 60...

You will not need a new visa. Your document is a B‑1/B‑2 visa; the "B‑1 for travel or transit to the OCS" language is an annotation describing the...

Because you married a lawful permanent resident (F2A category), not a U.S. citizen, you are not exempt from the INA section 245(c) inadmissibility...

You can still file the I-130 and I-485 (AOS) together from inside the U.S. The May 22, 2026 policy change memo did not eliminate adjustment for...

Worry not: you're not screwed, and this won't get your I-129F denied just for that. Address-history omissions of temporary seasonal housing,...

The "name" fields on G-1650 identify the bank account holder, not the petitioner in the abstract. Since you're paying from your business's account,...

Well, a white 221(g) slip is the least severe form of administrative processing: it means your case is administratively complete pending...

Your 2 realistic paths are the K-1 fiancé visa (marry within 90 days of his U.S. arrival) or marrying abroad first and filing a CR-1 spousal visa...

Short answer: yes, quit now. At least 6 months continued working AFTER having had I-485 AOS approved = "safe harbor" = no impact whatsoever on...