I’ve used my EAD to work. Now I want to withdraw my I-485. Any complications?
If you are withdrawing to seek consular processing of your case, you may withdraw the I-485. However the EAD will be invalid and you cannot use it...
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If you are withdrawing to seek consular processing of your case, you may withdraw the I-485. However the EAD will be invalid and you cannot use it...
I agree with Attorney Segal.
You should not have a problem in seeking a visa at a later time as long as it is within the validity period and it is a bona fide job offer.
I agree with Kara. It is for these reasons that it is recommended to have multiple relative filings if possible. So if your parents are USC/...
I agree with my colleague. You will have to wait until the complete their investigation. If the investigation is unrelated to you, you may seek...
I would apply for F-1 and enter to study. There may be issues if you seek to change status immediately or within a short period of entry.
The process timeline would depend on the category (EB2 or EB3) of your case.
I agree with my colleague. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney before you proceed with any further filings.
If you quit in May, you status will end and accordingly you should leave the U.S.
The denial notice will state the reason. Upon receipt, consult with an experienced immigration attorney to proceed further.