I want to quit my job, and start a business in the US, and stay in the US after I quit.
An open-ended question like yours requires a full consultation. You should sit down with an immigration attorney and discuss options one-on-one.
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An open-ended question like yours requires a full consultation. You should sit down with an immigration attorney and discuss options one-on-one.
If you overstayed beyond 180 days, you should not travel despite being issued advance parole.
In this case, it is not a transfer. To transfer you first have to be in H-1b status.
H-1Bs by two companies is not an issue. However you will not be able to use the old priority date unless the I-140 is approved.
The random audit is understandable, but a denial is not. DOL stated the reasons for denial. Chances of approval depend on the reasons of denial...
1) You don't file. Your employer does and they will make the decision 2) The employer's attorney will figure this out
1) Not necessarily 2) Probably considering the $124K petitions received by the Department.
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You question is way too complicated to get a meaningful response on Avvo. It is best to approach a good immigration attorney and have a one-on-one...
Yes
Check the processing time on the USCIS website. I-751 are not a priority and it takes over 6-9 months for adjudication. If it is beyond processing...