Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
You cannot chnage your status if you are here on the visa waiver program (ESTA). You should return to your home country and apply for the visa.
While under the regulations, your status ends with your last day of work. However, remaining in the U.S. for a brief period (4 days is brief) to...
You will need to apply for an H-4 visa from the U.S consulate before you can re-enter the U.S.
An EB-1A is rarely a sure-thing, so I recomend you consult with an immigration attorney. So while you technically can file the EB-1A and the I-485...
Yes, your employer can submit the H-1b petition and request consular processing, which would be activated when you obtain an H-1b visa and enter to...
If you are in fact seeking to enter the U.S. as a tourist, not to work, then "Temp Business Pleasure Visitor" is the correct option.
Only you can apply for a visa, which can only be obtained from a U.S. Consulate outside the U.S. Your employer is filing for your H-1B status...
Yes, the application can be denied again. Your best bet is to meet with an immigration attorney that can represent your interests.
Based on the information you provided, your employer should be able to file an H-1B petition for you now, based on the approved I-140 petition, and...
If you received your green card based on marriage to a U.S citizen, and you are still married and living with him/her, you can apply after having...
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