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First, talk to a family lawyer in India and confirm whether a religious ceremony without registration is valid/ binding. Second - if you wish to...
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First, talk to a family lawyer in India and confirm whether a religious ceremony without registration is valid/ binding. Second - if you wish to...
If you have met your fiancée at least once in the past two years, you may start the process for a fiancée visa for her. Alternatively, if you...
1) Even if you wait before your jump, H-1B beyond 6th year can be approved only if the underlying I-140 is alive 2) No such rule 3) New company...
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If you are in the U.S., you may marry and start the process but ensure you continue to maintain status. If you are abroad, I recommend marrying...
Depends on whether you are maintaining an underlying status and wish to continue to maintain it.
You can seek to extend your status, but if it is approved, you will get six months at the most.
I agree with Attorney Behar. The processing times are relatively long for appeals. Also, if the petition was denied for a valid reason, it is a...
L-1B and H-1B both seem to be viable options.
You seem to be confused about the overriding part. Since she is not in the U.S., she has no status to override. (1) Employer can seek COS. The...
I don't recommend employer filing in April and you seeking visa under a different category in May.