I am applying for k-1 visa for my fiancé. Since he usually receive his mail from his mailing address, that's his work office.
If your mailing and physical address are not the same, then will have to list each.
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If your mailing and physical address are not the same, then will have to list each.
You clock will have reset if by the time you start your new H-1B tour you will have remained outside the US for at least one whole year.
Married or not, you will in all likelihood still be confronted with the same inadmissibility grounds that led to your visa being denied 3 times...
I agree with Mr. Behar's excellent detailed answer to your question.
Do both with a detailed letter and don't forget to attach a legible copy/proof of your having applied for N-400.
No. Cannot continue to use your EAD if your I-94 expires.
I agree. Work with an experienced lawyer in this situation.
No problem. Travel to PR is considered domestic travel.
Of absolutely of no consequence to your eligibility for F-1 visa at the consulate.
Your employer needs to engage a competent and experienced attorney to deal with this.