My attorney submitted a deficient immigration case which was denied because of that deficiency. Can i ask for a refund?
Maybe, but get an immigration attorney to give you a second opinion. They will need to review your PERM documents.
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Maybe, but get an immigration attorney to give you a second opinion. They will need to review your PERM documents.
It's possible but you need to find a designated sponsor. http://j1visa.state.gov/participants/how-to-apply/about-ds-2019/
Yes it is saying you filed too early. You can refile, you may want to double check you are calculating your residence time correctly with an...
Research the L or H visa on the USCIS.gov website. We would need to ask you a series of questions to know if you fit within a visa category. ...
No, you can be in dependent L2 status and work with EAD.
You can file a change of status to F2 if you have not found a job when your current job ends and you want to maintain status in the U.S. If you...
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No, but expect detailed questioning at the border if you go back anytime soon about what you are doing in the U.S., ties to your country, how you...
You need to correct the visa stamp, I suggest contacting a U.S. embassy in Canada and asking them if they will do it before you travel there.
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The new executive action may help, we have to wait and see the details coming out in the Spring. You will need to meet with an attorney to go over...
Refile the I-130 with DNA evidence. I suggest using an attorney to make sure you get it right this time.