If no response from USCIS after the second interview, what else can we do but to wait?
The best in to engage your local congressman office. Congressmans' office will/could write a letter requesting feedback from USCIS, and I have seen...
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The best in to engage your local congressman office. Congressmans' office will/could write a letter requesting feedback from USCIS, and I have seen...
L-1A will help, but you are not required to change to L-1 and can do EB-1C directly. Adjustment is possible from E-2. Proceed through an attorney.
EB-1 petition can be filed anytime. I-94 or passport has no connection to that. While filing adjustment of status, there could be some additional...
For post 6 year extension, your PERM has to be pending for 365 days or more, or you should have any I-140 approved. So the math - ideally 1.5 years...
If your prior H-1B (if it was filed under quota/cap) is revoked due to fraud, your position will be as if you have never been selected under Quota....
You are fine. Ideally you should have a green card application in place, 365 days before expiration of your 6 years. The sooner the better. Good luck.
Follow the advise of your attorney. You may make a request for CP in your response to RFE. Whether USCIS will accept that or not, is upto them. If...
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No you cannot claim a PD from a denied PERM. Generally an approved I-140 is required to seal the deal.
You have to consult with lawyer form each country to access your options.
Schedule a consultation with a lawyer, if you are seriously interested in protecting immigration status of your brother. He might already be out of...