San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
There are no more interim EAD's the time to adjudicate the I-765 does not even begin until after the H-4 itself is granted. After 90 days you can...
It will be a minimum of 12+ years. Much longer if your siblings were born in Mexico or the Philippines.
You can travel but will need to wait there for the H-1B approval so you can get H-4 visas for yourself and the kids to return. Your husband can...
An H-1B may be for full-time or part-time.
Unfortunately all that can be filed now is the I-130 and this does not allow him to remain in the U.S. nor will it get him a work card. The I-130...
If he was in the U.S. previously and overstayed before returning overseas he triggered a 3 or 10 year bar and will need a waiver to return. If he...
It is hard to know without seeing the Request for Evidence when it arrives. These are adjudicated by different offices
Yes no restrictions on your travel. USCIS typically waives the interview for parents of U.S. citizens unless they have an issue such as a criminal...
you can't be on more than one status at a time so decide if you want to continue to pursue MAVNI or withdraw it and continue in F-1 status with new...
I would suggest getting an expedited U.S. passport extension -- you can get these in 1 day with proof of travel within two weeks thereafter.