Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
No, your F-1 status should not impact your spouse's ability to secure L-1 status.
No, the H-1B and H-4 extension application do not need to be filed together. Efiling is no longer available for I-539 applications, but you can...
You should be eligible for H-1B status, unless you are subject to the 2 year home residence requirement and haven't obtained a waiver of that...
No, cross chargeability would help you only if your wife were born somewhere other than India, China, Mexico or the Philippines.
You need to file an application for a replacement green card and then once you get the receipt notice for that application, make an appointment at...
You need to immediately file for a replacement green card and once you get the receipt notice make an InfoPass appointment at the local USCIS...
Once the I-485 application is filed, one is authorized to remain in the U.S. In fact, B status cannot be extended after an I-485 is filed.
You've posted the same question several times today, and have been advised that your husband will need a waiver and then consular process. He...
If he entered the U.S. illegally, he is not eligible for adjustment of status (I-485) - you can file the I-130. He may be eligible for a waiver...
Your wife should ask her employer's immigration counsel. That will not affect the approvability of the H-1B petition, but it may affect whether...
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