H1b visa transfer to new employer. Please advice

A mistake is not an issue, and can be explained if questioned by USCIS. However if you are into consulting business/3rd party placements, and have...

Multiple H1bs at the same time. Please advice

Since the H-1B with company B is already approved - bridging does not apply. You do not have to wait for Company C's approval. You can join company...

Please help me to answer this questions for form N-400

Answer is NO. And it asks for the name of your spouse's employer.

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Can I retain my PD and refile my GC once AOS is abandoned?

You should be able to retain your priority date. Under the current practice (not law) - the priority date is yours once you have a non-frivolous...

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Generally, a person can have multiple citizenship, but is considered to be a national of only one country - country of birth. Under immigration law...

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Can an immigration lawyer work during my case is pending?

While you can engage a lawyer anytime. But practically, it makes more sense to hire an attorney when USCIS issues an RFE, NOID, or call for an...

I am on H1B and will be leaving in may 2014 as my H1B is expired . Can I apply H1B again April 2015 or I should wait till 2016

You get 6 years on your H-1B. So if you have any time remaining of 6 years, a new company can sponsor you right away. If you have exhausted 6...

What is the best source of in formation for immigration matters, subscriptions, books, etc.? will appreciate.

AILA, AILA publications, Westlaw, Lexis, uscis.gov, ice.gov, cbp.gov are the best. AILA has list serves where you can subscribe according to your...

What does self-employed mean exactly?

Any activity that generates you business, where there is no employer to control, direct, or guide you. Certain investments that generate passive...

I-864: My husband just filed his tax returns of the last 3 years with the IRS. Would this be a problem with the USCIS?

If every tax return was genuine, he has no reason to fear USCIS. For IRS issues, please contact a CPA