San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
When applied for that H-4 visa and moved to the USA, for however short a period you have in effect interrupted your "at least 1 year....."...
I agree with the previous answer, and would like to add that I've had a client who was refused medical care and his condition deteriorated so much...
I agree with my colleague's detailed answer.
You are inadmissible to the USA. Work with an experienced lawyer.
Concurrent employment is allowed on H-1B. Schedule consultation with experienced lawyer. Even today labor day.
Likely yours is not an immigration law question.
You could pretty much kiss that "duplicate fee paid" bye bye...
Yes, if you otherwise qualify under the "TN list of professions", however, the time you spent on L-1B could be counted against you.
You need to have a Canadian lawyer look into your situation.
Once analyze the grounds of denial a new petition could be filed, however, if and when approved, it will have to be with "consular notification".