Can my employer fire me because of my immigration status?
The wages that you desire from your employer is not dependent on your resident status. That is an issue best addressed by a labor/employment attorney.
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The wages that you desire from your employer is not dependent on your resident status. That is an issue best addressed by a labor/employment attorney.
If you have filed the FORM I-485, you can request the advance parole document by filing FORM I-131 with USCIS. The EAD can be requested by filing...
You can keep applying for the DV lottery every year while you remain in status in the U.S. or whether you return to the home country. You can...
Employer B should know that you are not interested in being employed by them. You can contact the immigration attorney of Employer B for guidance...
A jointly filed FORM I-751 must be signed by the conditional resident in PART 7-#6.a. in page 7 of the form.
If you divorce your spouse, he will no longer be eligible for the immigrant visa. Additionally, if the U.S. consulate is requesting updated...
The best person to provide you guidance on recapturing additional unused recaptured time is your current employer's immigration attorney.
An expired resident card does not mean that you are no longer a U. S. resident. However, as a resident with an expired resident card you will be...
As a U. S. resident who travels abroad for extended periods of time you should consider applying for the reentry permit in case you have to remain...
The FORM I-129H filed by your current employer and approved by USCIS renders you cap exempt. Once you obtain a new job offer you can request...