San Jose, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Jose, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
You can always fight for change of status in the US, on the basis of approved H-1B and current F-1 status. There is no need to file H-1B again next...
There is a slight problem here - she can file I-130, but will not be able to file the adjustment until the dates become current. The wait time is...
You should petition for your mother. The process will take around 4 to 6 months. And then she should petition for her minor child. This will be...
What kind of case (visa type) are you talking about? If it was an employer's petition (many of them are in employment based cases), USCIS will not...
Having not filed an amended petition could be an issue. Proceed through the attorney who filed H-1B.
You can wither apply for H-1B next year. Or apply for work authorization under H-4 EAD Rule, if you are eligible. Please check this link:...
Yes, under the principle of "Crosschargeability", since priority date for Zambia is current for EB-2, concurrent filing is possible. Good luck.
You could get deported. Unauthorized Employment is violation of your status. Asylum Application (if genuine) can still be filed - there is no bar.
Apply for Citizenship. File I-130. Apply for B-2 extension - indicate your intent in the B-2 extension that "Daughter will adjust status". File...
Foreign Owner is not an issue. Issues are a) Employer-Employee Relationship - who will or has right to control work/employment of H-1B candidate,...