Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes, assuming your spouse is in H-1B status, you can apply to change your status to H-4 once you reach your 6 year maximum stay and then your...
It depends - how often are you entering the U.S. in B-1 status ? Too often will increase the scrutiny. Having a business invitation letter helps,...
Your I-94 record controls your status in the U.S. If your I-94 has expired, then you are out-of-status and unlawfully present. You need to take...
If you are outside the U.S. for one full year, you would be entitled to new 7 year period in L-1A status. Technically it is not an extension, but...
A nonimmigrant visa requires a showing that the applicant intends to return to their home country and does not intend to reside in the U.S. Since...
You can file the change of status application as long as her underlying B-2 visitor status has not expired. Note that if she enters under the Visa...
If you are going from cap-exempt to cap-subject employer, then you are subject to the H-1B cap. If you are "transferring" from a cap-subject...
Once you are naturalized as a citizen, that cannot be taken away from you unless you committed fraud in becoming a citizen. So an accusation of...
An employer must comply with the terms and conditions on the LCA and H-1B petition. If they do not, you can complain to the Department of Labor or...
You can obtain employment authorization if your H-1B spouse has an approved I-140 and is in their post 6 year H-1b stay. Otherwise you need an...
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