Adjustment of status
You can, but keep in mind that the I-130 does not grant you any right to be in the U.S. or to get work authorization. If you are eligible, try to...
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You can, but keep in mind that the I-130 does not grant you any right to be in the U.S. or to get work authorization. If you are eligible, try to...
If you are still in valid status, meaning working for your L-1 employer, you can file an application to change your status to B-1. Please note...
Residence is not the same as physical presence. You do not need to be physically present for 3 months in the district where you are filing, if you...
Once you get your green card, your country of birth is irrelevant to the naturalization process. Unless you are married to a U.S citizen, you can...
No, claiming unemployment benefits will not adversely affect a future naturalization application.
You can apply for adjustment of status, but you would be best served by consulting with an immigration attorney as you have at least 2 potential...
A copy of the approval notice is helpful, but the receipt notice with the USCIS on-line print out showing that the petition was approved is fine also.
While you may not be inadmissible, technically an overstay on the visa waiver program disqualifies you from using the visa waiver program in the...
You've got a problem. You need to consult with your employer's immigration counsel with regard to your options.
Your only option is to refile - the USCIS acted properly to deny the application since you filed too early, so an appeal or motion to reopen would...