Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
You do not have to file for an EAD, but there is no reason not to. There is no additional filing fee - the filing fee is included in the fee for...
As someone in H-1b status, your husband or you cannot do anything for your brother. Should you become a U.S. Citizen in the future, you can...
Yes, once you become a U.S. citizen you can sponsor your parents. You should work with an immigration attorney to make sure everything is prepared...
Yes, you can request Premium Processing after the application is filed and USCIS will adjudicate the petition in 15 days or less. Your husband can...
Your new employer would have to start a new green card process for you (i.e., file a new PERM and I-140). You would however, be entitled to retain...
Yes, it does not matter that you previously held L-2 status or had an EAD. As long as you hold valid H-4 status, and your spouse is the...
Assuming your non-profit employer was cap-exempt (not all non-profits are), then yes, your move to a for profit company would subject you to the...
You must be in L-2 status in order to be eligible for the L-2 EAD - when you are outside the U.S. you hold no U.S. status. So you must be...
Assuming your job requires at least a Master's degree or a bachelor's degree plus 5 years of experience, your 3+3 year degrees should be found...
Your time in F-2 status does not count against the 6 year maximum stay for H-1b status and can be recaptured by your employer.
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