This needs to be addressed to the employer's attorney who is assisting with the H visa application.

It should not if you meet the criteria to enter Canada and then reenter the USA. I would advise both sides of your intent to travel back and forth...

Can I go into the U.S without hassle if I am overdue for an unpaid traffic ticket in Canada? (I am a Canadian citizen.)

Canada and the United States have complete sharing capacity for all criminal information. This goes for the Canadian Police Information Centre...

Can a father who is a US citizen file a petition for out of status F1 holder son (i-130 and i-485)?

As you will not have an immigrant visa immediately available based on facts, you will have issues based on your current undocumented status and the...

Immigration. Can Social Security Disability Income be used for a joint sponsor?

The petitioner will need to file the I864 no matter what the income is as there is desire to have the petitioner on the hook if the beneficiary...

Can a dishonest paralegal withdraw our asylum case without our consent?

You should ask for all of your money back. This can be considered UPL and it can result in criminal and or civil charges against the paralegal if...

What happens if i am denied entry to USA on my B1/B2, and can I enter on another visa?

It depends on the basis for the port of entry denial (if it does happen) and if there is a determination that false pretenses existed in the...

Change address from Florida to Virgina

If you filed with Holiday, FL address the assigned asylum office would be the Miami office. As stated on Page 11 of the I589 Instructions you will...

Question about my child eligibility for citizenship ?

To add to my colleagues excellent comments, your wife can file her own N400 and if she meets the criteria of cp, moral character, etc.... and...

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Can an approved but expired petition be brought into consideration to file as a non-cap counted H-1B case?

H1B cases and cap related issues especially with change of job can only be answered by the employer attorney who has access to your complete...