Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you are in valid H-4 status, you can apply to change your status to F-1 status while you are in the U.S. However, it is quicker and better to...
You can remain in the U.S. for up to 7 years in L-1a status, minus any time you have spent in H-1 or L-1 status. So if you will have spent 5 years...
Yes, if your priority date is still backlogged (not current), then a new employer can use it as a basis to extend your H-1b status for 3 years.
You are permitted to be in the U.S. for up to 6 years in H-1b status - starting from when you first enter the U.S. in H-1b status, and only counts...
It is legally permissible for two different employer's to file H-1b petitions on your behalf and, by itself, will not trigger an RFE. However, if...
There is no grace period - the status ends with the last day of work. In order to do a change of employer petition in the U.S., your next employer...
If you are referring to the I797a for the EAD approval, then the copy of the card is fine with the endorsement on your I-20. Your employer's...
The NVC does not issue the immigrant visa - the U.S. Consulate does. Once the file at the NVC is complete, they forward the file to the Consulate...
Yes, if you want to apply on two different grounds, you will need to submit two separate applications and pay two filing fees. The types off...
I agree with my colleagues, regarding proceeding with a PERM application without an attorney - the process is full of many pitfalls and nuances...
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