Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
That is very risky - the Consular Officer may find out about your prior stay in L-1 status and limit the duration of your visa for the one year in...
An employer can file an application to sponsor you for H-1B status, while you are in H-4 status. The chances for rejection depend on the type of...
Time spent in L-2 status does not count against the 6-year maximum stay for H-1B time - only H-1 and L-1 time counts against the maximum stay.
It is not a bad idea to file the I-765. It doesn't cost you any additional fees (the fees are included in the I-485 fee), and if something happens...
This is not an immigration question. Will repost to divorce.
No, it has been more than 6 years since you first obtained H-1B status. Unless you have a cap exempt employer, you will be subject to the H-1B cap.
You would be eligible for H-1B status for up to 6 years, minus any time you spent on L-1 status - so approximately 2 years and 4 months, based on...
Yes, you may file them together in one package, but make sure they are clearly separated.
No, your prior H-1B was selected for a fiscal year cap more than 6 years ago, so your employer would need to file a cap-subject petition, unless...
This is not an immigration issue. Will repost to tax.
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