Payback of expenses of PERM to employer?
I agree. You don't have to pay back anything . Simply ignore and move on.
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I agree. You don't have to pay back anything . Simply ignore and move on.
You still have approx. 3 years before your PD becomes current and you can apply for I-485 and EAD.
These medical exams are valid for at least a year from date of signature. Thus, hopefully no new one will be needed at the time of the interview.
When pending for I-130 and I-485 you can pretty much do as you please and that includes working and going to school at the same time.
Yes, if worst came to worst, you will still have a 60 grace period during which to "make alternative arrangements" to enroll in yet another...
I agree with my colleague. I you "copied and pasted" the actual question - without forcing volunteer lawyers to take the time to retrieve the form...
Not "serious" at all - will have no problem at all during naturalization and yes, you have a point in all likelihood unconstitutional to begin with.
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Just about everyone who has a SSN, legally worked and filed a tax return is eligible, DACA included.
You are not going to be off the hook until the day you have your I-485 approved. Until then you definitely need to secure alternative employment...
The NVC expects you to show to have made efforts/ arrangements to move back to the US