I am 53 years old, been here in the US since i was 7months old, I was born in Germany my father a US citizen born in Texas.
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San Jose, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Jose, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
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A notarized copy at this stage is fine, originals should be taken at the interview. An affidavit of support is usually requires and is submitted...
Attorney Doerrie has accurately summarized the position.
I would like to add that if the marriage is annulled as fraudulent, the marriage is deemed void ab initio - meaning from the very beginning. ...
Yes to both.
I agree with Attorney Schmidt. To summarize, you have two options: Your employer can file for your H-1B in April 2012, in which case you can be...
In my opinion, the employer is obligated to pay all fees and costs associated with the H-1B. The ACWIA fee ($750 or $1500 as applicable) must be...
Attorney Dzhamgarova and Attorney Shusterman are both correct. If your husband is maintaining H-1B status then change to H-4 should not be a...
In my opinion, so long as you filed for your B-2 extension before your visa expired, you should be able to file for your Change to Status to L-2...
I agree with Attorney Schmidt. He has accurately summarized the situation.