H1B Travel on passport visa from Company A but i797 from Company B
Yes, if you have a valid, unexpired H-1B visa from a prior employer, you can continue to use that visa for a new H-1B employer, through the visa...
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Yes, if you have a valid, unexpired H-1B visa from a prior employer, you can continue to use that visa for a new H-1B employer, through the visa...
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Yes, the government will consider you to have abandoned your intention to reside in the U.S. permanently. You may be able to apply for a Returning...
No she is not your father's fiancée, she is your fiancée. Your father can serve as financial co-sponsor on the affidavit of support, but the...
Just tell them the truth about what happened. Your spouse may face increased questioning regarding the bona fides of your relationship/marriage...
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Yes, there are many more forms (more than just the I-130 and I-485) that you need to file in order for your permanent residence application to be...
If the new job is the same or similar to the position that was the basis for your employment-based green application, then yes, since based on your...
Unfortunately, a B-1 visa is the best, and likely only, option for them.
There is no way for anyone without access to your file to answer that question. It could be that the letters were not strong enough, and sometimes...
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Yes, as long as your employer does not revoke the approved I-140, your wife can still apply for an H-4 EAD, even though your 6 year maximum stay...
Sorry for your loss. You will need to obtain a valid F-1 visa in your passport from a U.S. Consulate in order to return to the U.S.