Your plan is legally sustainable. Marrying in the U.S. while in B-1/B-2 status does not violate that status, and because she will depart before her...

USCIS will not formally "consolidate" the two filings, and premium processing on the I-129 does not accelerate the I-539. But because the O-1...

Respond online through your USCIS account (since the case was filed online, that submission attaches directly to the electronic record), and — if...

No. Because you never entered the U.S. in H-1B status, you never consumed any part of the six-year period, and the FY2020 cap-counting event is now...

A genuinely non-clinical endeavor — protocol development, curriculum design, research — does not require a state medical license and is not blocked...

You should plan on being cap-subject. The prior-count exemption fails on two independent grounds: your FY 2019 cap count is now more than six years...

Your mother is eligible under the 3-year spouse provision, because the entire 3-year statutory period now looks back only to July 2023, well after...

No, the DS-160 doesn't have to match what USCIS has on file: the two systems aren't cross-referenced for this purpose, and a contact address that...

There's no requirement that your USPS mailing address match what's on file with USCIS: the two systems are entirely independent. But the safer...

Yes, you can bundle indeed: there's no rule against filing a second I‑765 while one is pending, and nothing in the bundle will hurt the H‑1B...