Can I file I 140 in EB1 from employer 1 and EB2 from employer 2(future emp) using two different employment letters from Emp 1

You can be the beneficiary of multiple petitions (FORM I-140) filed by different employers. The job positions can be for different positions but...

Can I set up a LLC?

You can certainly register an LLC while on the H-4 status. You can also be employed by that LLC with the H-4 EAD.

Can my brother apply for his visa to study in USA while his permanent visa application is still being considered

You have filed a relative petition ( FORM I-130) on behalf of your brother. A visa will not be available for a period of 12 years or more. Your...

With the new business role i might be in, will my I-140 be still valid and keep the priority date in tact?

The H-1B is not an immigrant visa but a non - immigrant visa. As to your approved FORM I-140, you can continue extending your H-1B status while a...

Exempt status for caretaker?

The question that you have posed concerns U.S. federal taxation rules and is not an immigration issue. You should consult a tax attorney.

How do I do change of status H1 to H4 to H1

The prospective employer and their legal counsel will explain the mechanics of applying for another H-1B status while awaiting for USCIS to...

Is I-94 with 6 months stay accumulated from the B1/2 tourist first time entry?

A person that does not timely depart the U.S. within the duration of the FORM I-94 will have in fact overstayed and the B-1/B-2 is revoked by...

Will I qualify to adjust status under I-485 Supplement 245(I)?

Since the FORM I-130 naming you as a beneficiary was filed prior to January 1998, you do not need to prove physical presence on or about December...

An employer is obligated to pay the costs and fees of processing the FORM ETA-9089 and the FORM I-140. The beneficiary can not be responsible for...

Do I have to amend my past returns to include my husband even though we were not married before for immigration to consider us?

You and your spouse can file your federal tax returns as " married" for 2015. Your spouse should file his own federal tax returns prior to 2015.