Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes, individuals in H-4 status are not permitted to work. However, you are free to own a business outside the U.S. (Subject to the laws of that...
As a permanent resident (even conditional) you can claim unemployment benefits. It will not impact your ability to become a citizen or to obtain...
Yes, you can use your spouse's country of birth to take advantage of cross-chargeability, if she is also applying for permanent residence with you.
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There is no way to answer that question via an internet forum. You need an one-on-one consultation with an immigration attorney who can review...
You may qualify for an O-1, but you will need an employer to sponsor you for any work authorized non-immigrant (temporary) visa. If you want to...
US immigration law does not permit sponsorship of your uncle's son (cousin) by you or your parents. He would have to secure his own immigration...
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As a U.S. citizen, Yes you can sponsor your brother for a green card, however, the mere filing so an I-130 petition does not authorize your brother...
You can submit either one to your employer as evidence of your employment authorization. However, it may be better to submit the one with the...
Operating and maintaining the business would be considered work - whether or not you receive a salary or payments from the company.
Based on the facts you presented, the first application was never filed - it was rejected before being accepted for processing, so no filing took...
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