Question related to "preconceived intent" related to AOS/I485 employment based adjudication
As Attorney Khurgel stated, individuals in L-1 or H-1B status are permitted dual intent, so you are permitted to apply for permanent residence...
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As Attorney Khurgel stated, individuals in L-1 or H-1B status are permitted dual intent, so you are permitted to apply for permanent residence...
If you have continued working for your H-1B sponsoring employer under the same terms and conditions of the H-1B petition (and have not re-entered...
You can apply for your green card as soon as you are married. There are many considerations however (depending on whether you get married here or...
Your new employer can use your approved I-140 as a basis to request H-1B status for 3 years - there is no waiting period for that. Note that your...
Whether you are EB-2 or Eb-3 eligible will depend on a number of factors, including whether your bachelor's degree is a 3 year degree or a 4 year...
Bad idea ! Firstly, her B-2 extension application may get denied since she is now married to a U.S. permanent resident. Second, even if approved,...
You are correct - the I-485 cannot be approved until the I-140 is adjudicated. The USCIS computer system will notify the I-485 unit when the I-140...
Yes, your U.S. citizen spouse can sponsor you for a green card. If there was a finding of fraud in the first marriage, your application will likely...
You cannot - you can only apply to extend your status while you are in valid status. Schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney as soon...
Short of a genuine marriage to a U.S. citizen, if this person is out-of-status and unlawfully present, they cannot obtain a green card while in the...