Duplicate H1B petitions

These are not considered duplicate filings, as they are filed by different employers. If either or both of petitions are not selected in the...

Yes she can do both - file for H-1b status and permanent residence.

My new employer is initiating a H1B transfer using regular process. They say i can start working without USCIS receipt. Can i?

Technically you can start working with the FedEx proof of delivery of the petition, but the petition could always be rejected for some reason, so...

Does anyone with a 5 years multiple tourist visa can work legally in USA?

No, an individual cannot legally work in the U.S. as a tourist. The person will have to be sponsored by an employer for a work authorized status.

Am a permanent resident of USA. I didn't get my green card, i have file a new application? if yes where and what to file

You should file for a replacement green card. The form and instructions on where to file can be found on the USCIS website (www.uscis.gov).

What will happen if I am applying H1B Visa in April 2015 in USA & also applying for the extension of my H4 Visa in April 2015?

Your H-1B status will not be effective until October 1, 2015, so as long as your H-4 extension is approved before then (regardless of when the H-1B...

Person overstayed her visitors visa from Canada, but also has married an American. Lives in Maryland - is MD attorney needed?

An attorney from any state can represent someone on immigration matters. Pick someone you are comfortable with and trust.

Who soon should I apply for EAD card renewal?

You should apply at least 90 days before your current expiration date - you cannot file more than 120 days prior to your expiration date.

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Yes, when your EAD is approved, you can work for any employer you like - then your H-1B status will terminate. The risks are that if your I-485 is...

What must a Canadian citizen do to be naturalized who has been married to an American citizen for the past 24 years?

Before naturalizing, he/she must first apply for a green card. If the person entered the U.S. lawfully and has overstayed, they should be able to...