Do I need to bring my wife to my derivative asylee I-485 interview?
I would recommend bringing your wife with you to the interview. Better be safe than sorry.
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I would recommend bringing your wife with you to the interview. Better be safe than sorry.
Your employer will not need to list/declare any other I-140ies filed by other employers; don't worry.
I agree. You cannot have it both ways. You need to decide "either or". Consult with an experienced lawyer privately.
Once starting with a different company, that company will need to file a new E-2 petition on your husband's behalf. You may need to apply for a...
i don't think so. Discuss this with your lawyer in private.
These questions are best answered by your employer's immigration lawyer who is familiar with your case.
You are prohibited from accepting any type of employment and or working, unless in possession of a valid EAD.
Yes, you do need to apply for a new F-1 visa at your home country US consulate.
The only option your employer now has is to either file a Motion to Reconsider/Reopen or prepare and file a brand new petition. Your questions...
The answer to both your questions is "yes".