Work options on EAD?

With an EAD, you can work for any employer, in any capacity. With respect to the contract with your H-1B sponsor, you need to discuss that with an...

On form I-765, Q11 asks whether I have applied for an EAD before. Does this include H-1B applications?

If you applied for OPT before, then you would have received an EAD - so that would relate to that question. H-1B is not your application and it is...

What is the process to Change of Status (COS) from H-1 to F-1.

You cannot start classes until the F-1 is approved. You can continue to work for your H-1B employer while your H-1B is valid, until the F-1 COS is...

H1B extension petition is denied

There is no grace period for you to remain in the U.S. - you are immediately out-of-status and are accruing unlawful presence. You will not be...

Currently working on L1B with comp A. Accepted job offer of comp B. A & B both applied for H1B and both selected in lottery.

The regulations do allow two different employers to file H-1B cap petitions for the same person. You should tell Company B you won't be joining...

EB2-NIW while filing o-1 non-immigrant visa?

Better to have the O-1 petition approved first, as you point out, the NIW demonstrates your immigrant intent.

I'm here with a L1 visa, my co is downsizing and there is a chance i lose my job, how many days do i have to pack and leave?

There is no grace period - once you stop working for your L-1 sponsor, your status terminates as well. You may want to consider applying to change...

Either way your wife will be able to file for adjustment of status with you when your priority date becomes current (assuming you maintain lawful...

I came to US in 2011 with F1 visa but out of status now so I have just married an us citizen and would like to file a case so

Sorry for your loss. You must first submit all the application documents related to sponsorship by a U.S. citizen - along with those documents you...

Hi i want to know what will be the situation if i want to get green card

There are many routes to permanent residence - the most common are based on a family relationship or employer sponsorship. Assuming you are...