Is it mandatory to get visa stamping done before getting green card?
As long as you are lawfully in the U.S., not having a valid visa for your current status is not an issue when applying for a green card.
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As long as you are lawfully in the U.S., not having a valid visa for your current status is not an issue when applying for a green card.
Yes he would be subject to the H-1b cap, if he were sponsored by a Company that was not cap-exempt.
Yes, you can continue to work for your current H-1b sponsor, until the new application is approved. If it is denied, you can continue with your...
As a foreign national, in order to work in the U.S. you need an employer to sponsor you for a work authorized visa classification. The job offer...
As a U.S. citizen you can petition for your parents now. You want to be careful about the potential misrepresentation issue - did your parents...
On average, it is taking between 75-90 days, assuming no issues with the applications.
In order to be eligible for the Master's cap you have to have received your Master's degree from a U.S. university. Unlike F-1 status that can...
I wouldn't recommend that. For one thing, it could be considered a misrepresentation to state that your fiancé is already your spouse, before you...
If the green card is approved more than two years after you are married, then you get the full 10 year card - regardless of when the interview is.
The USCIS can give up to 89 days, but it may be less, depending on what the RFE is asking for. The USCIS may issue a second RFE, or they just deny...