F-1 in the US wants to add dependent spouse, also in the US. Is it possible?

The spouse ( with the B-1/B-2 status) of the F-1 status recipient can request the F-2 status. However, you and your spouse should be cognizant of...

Should I have EAD( employment authorization document ) form I-766 for approved H1B status ?

USCIS will not issue an EAD on the basis of an approved H-1B status.

The fact that you were not present in the U.S. after the extension request of the H-1B status was approved by USCIS is a concern. Apparently,...

What happens with my visa if I bring in a new I-797 form to my already booked visa appointment with my first petitioner?

You did not present sufficient information in your posting. Apparently, you seem to be seeking a concurrent P-1 status. If one P-1 can co-exist...

If a greencard holder marries a US citizen, can s/he file for naturalization in 3 years?

In your fact pattern, the earliest that the resident spouse can file the FORM N-400 is 4 years and 9 months from the date of issuance of the...

H1B Cap Subject as consulate processing was filed by mistake; it should have been filed as COS. Physically in US, amend or not?

The change of status request as you may know will allow you to remain in the U.S. whereas the request for the H-1B visa will require that you apply...

Entered US on B2 Visa, will go back for 3 days?

You may be able to enter the U.S. in late September 2017 if your B-1/B-2 visa expires in November 2017 and if that B-1/B-2 visa allows for multiple...

You can file the FORM I-539 with USCIS to request a change of status to the F-1. If the F-1 is not approved, you will remain in the H-4 status....

What is my visa status?

You will need to contact the employer's immigration attorney to initiate the proper action since you filed the FORM I-539 after USCIS approved the...

Will an infopass help me to find out about my pending i485?

You may want to visit with an experienced immigration attorney to fully review your case matter prior to initiating any action against the USCIS.