I went here in US 2007 but since i went here im not working. im now a US citizen here..
You can petition for your husband. Since you are not working, your mother or brother can co-sponsor provided they are either USC or permanent...
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You can petition for your husband. Since you are not working, your mother or brother can co-sponsor provided they are either USC or permanent...
You have not mentioned how and when they entered the U.S. Ideally talk to an immigration attorney as more information is required to respond.
I am assuming your are working on a temporary work visa, namely, H-1B or L-1. If so, your new employer will file a similar H-1B petition. You...
If the COS is withdrawn, you can stay until the I-94 expires. However, mistakes happen, and if for whatever reasons you get a decision that COS is...
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Employer does not seek B-1 for you. You will be making the application at the Consulate. If you are issued B-1, your H-1B is not automatically...
Much would depend on the reasons for denial.
I agree with my colleague. Without knowing more about the petition or application made to the USCIS, it is difficult to understand what your...
You may not be able to seek the relief and make an application to the USCIS. You can always quit your job and leave. Alternatively, you may...
Yes, your family can apply for H-4. Ensure that you send them all your employment paperwork, pay stubs, verification letter, etc.
Did you seek re-entry permit for your trip of over a year to China? If not, this issue may come up before an IO if you apply for naturalization. ...