Visa after shoplifint conviction
a criminal conviction is a failure to maintain status so needs to be disclosed but will not necessarily prevent the extension from being approved.
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a criminal conviction is a failure to maintain status so needs to be disclosed but will not necessarily prevent the extension from being approved.
yes -- you would need a new I-20 and a new H-1B petition.
The I-526 may be filed in the U.s. but you must show you have maintained status or are eligible for Section 245(i) if trying to adjust status at...
Have the employer check to see if their check was cashed. There are still receipts arriving -- we got several today although they have finished...
I concur with my colleague. We need to know more about the DUI and what you plead to or are convicted of -- criminal attorney should coordinate...
You may only be on one status at a time so if you come back on H-4 then you won't have the F-1 option without again filing fro a change of status...
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The visa Bulletin is your best guide. ...
An earthquake is not the basis for asylum. If the U.S. decides to grant TPS then the earthquake would be the basis for the this. to qualify for...
Have the employer give you a letter taking responsibility for the failure to timely file and then ask for discretion -- the attorney should know this.
No you can do a change in status here provided you worked for the company abroad for 1 year out of the last 3 prior to legally coming to the U.S. ...