My h1b transfer got denied 2 weeks back and I am in out of status now. Can I change my status to B2 now to stay in US legally
Generally, no, you would've had to maintained your status in order to file for a change of status at this point.
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Generally, no, you would've had to maintained your status in order to file for a change of status at this point.
There are a number of documents that will be needed, including documents regarding identity, her relationship to you and eligibility to adjust...
Generally, the way this works is that you, the U.S. citizen would file a spousal visa petition, leading to an interview at the U.S. embassy or...
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You or an attorney on your behalf should try obtain proof that the documents are not available, consider an expert opinion letter and try to make...
No, the previously filed PERM is not transferable. A slight "exception" is if a valid successor relationship is established because of a buyout or...
An attorney will need to ask you a number of questions to give you a meaningful answer.
It depends. There is an immigrant and nonimmigrant waiver available for people that have been expeditiously removed and that qualify. The first...
Congrats on getting the waiver approved! Under the newish I-601A program, one can apply for a waiver in the U.S., but still has to travel home for...
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The I-601 is filed to request a pardon ("Waiver") for a something in your husband's past. Unless the thing in his past is pardoned (whether it be...
When evaluating whether to Naturalize and if there are crimes in one's past, it is important to consider whether the crimes would make them...