I am on H1B (got extension based on approved I-140) and planning to reallocate to India.
Your status ends with your last day of work - there is no grace period. Practically speaking, the USCIS will typically allow a few days to settle...
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Your status ends with your last day of work - there is no grace period. Practically speaking, the USCIS will typically allow a few days to settle...
There is no rule prohibiting you from changing employers during your 7th year in H-1B status. The issue you will have is that your current...
If you have held H-1B status within the last 6 years, you can either use the remainder of your 6 year maximum stay (if there is any time time) and...
Once you are married you can apply for an L-2 visa, assuming your then spouse is still in valid L-1 status. The Consulate may request evidence...
You can change employers and keep your priority date from an approved I-140 at any time - there is no waiting period after the I-140 is approved. ...
You can submit a letter from your doctor regarding the pregnancy. However, the better proof will be at the interview, assuming the child is born...
You can file the I-751 to remove the conditions on your permanent residence card now, since your divorce is final. You will need to file...
There is no magic number as to the length of the visit/meeting. It is taken in conjunction with the rest of the evidence demonstrating the bona...
An employer can file an H-1B petition for a part-time position. Whether the employer can or is in a position to do so, is up to them.
There is no legal prohibition against two different employers filing an H-1B petition on behalf of one beneficiary. Please note that you have may...