Is my husband going to receive conditional or permanent green card?
If he enters the U.S. with an immigrant visa after you have been married two years, then he should receive the full 10 year green card - if he...
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If he enters the U.S. with an immigrant visa after you have been married two years, then he should receive the full 10 year green card - if he...
You should be fine flying domestically. It is a good idea to carry the receipt notices for your I-485 application with you.
Your O-1 is only valid while you are employed by that O-1 sponsor - once you stop working, your status ends. A new employer will need to file...
You were selected in the H-1b quota more than 6 years ago, so you are subject to the H-1b quota again.
An employer can file an H-1b petition for you even though you may be the beneficiary of a green card petition. H-1bs are allowed to have dual...
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The pay stubs are needed to verify that you are maintaining valid status in the U.S. (as an L-1 you are supposed to be paid a regular salary, any...
As a U.S. permanent resident you can sponsor your wife (once you are married), by filing a Form I-130 on her behalf, but it will likely be 1 1/2 to...
No issue - you can apply for permanent residence on two different grounds. You should advise your employer, however.
A permanent resident cannot sponsor his parents - you must be a U.S. Citizen.
You can still use your B visa through its validity date, even though you previously changed your status from B to F-1 - unless your B visa was...