URGENT - Question related to H4 dependent visa status?
If you've maintained your H-1B status by virtue of employment with employer A, and your dependents' I-94s for the H-4 remain valid, then there is...
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If you've maintained your H-1B status by virtue of employment with employer A, and your dependents' I-94s for the H-4 remain valid, then there is...
In the coming few months, you'll receive a letter from USCIS requesting the I-693 in a sealed envelope--submit it to them then.
Withdraw the B-2 COS and have the company file the new H-1B asap. You can start working for them upon the filing of the new H-1B petition.
Naturalize ASAP, then file a petition for her. She'll have her green card about 5-9 months later if everything is done properly.
1. Either procedure may work, if done properly. A change of status is usually preferable, if possible, due to the sometimes uncertain processing...
Having failed to maintain H-1B status (by not receiving the proper salary), your future immigration goals may be disrupted. All is not necessarily...
Assuming there was no fraud in the previous applications, their mere denial wouldn't prevent you from petitioning your dad now. Make sure he was...
Certainly its safer to either apply later or wait until the AP document is in-hand. Having said that, traveling on a valid AP should not result in...
We're awaiting further guidance from USCIS as to the impact on CSPA by the Visa Bulletin rules. Please see:
The new Visa Bulletin rules may impact your case. Details of the new rules are still emerging, but speaking with a good immigration attorney may...