Re-entering US on H1-B Visa stamp from previous employer and new I-797A with different I-94 dates?
I-94 expiration should coincide with your new I-797 expiration. Gently point out to the POE inspection officer that you have a new I-797 with a...
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I-94 expiration should coincide with your new I-797 expiration. Gently point out to the POE inspection officer that you have a new I-797 with a...
Is this a hypothetical question or did you have a problem entering the US? You need to meet with an attorney and go over the details of your...
Your post is confusing. If your I-94 has expired you are out of status. I don't understand what expires on April 16, 2014 since you say the L1B...
Its very unlikely you will be hunted down. But why not go ahead and file for an extension and explain that you really want to have an extended...
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If you are completing an immigration form, then they want to know where your visa stamp was issued, so the L1 visa stamp, even if expired. If this...
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If you file your AOS before your F1 status expires you will not be out of status, but your AOS will be pending. If its denied, you will have to...
I am not clear, are you working for Employer A on valid L1B I-94 or are you not working and have overstayed your I-94? There is no way to change...
Not legally. Best she leave and wait outside or reenter on a work visa that permits dual intent. This scenario is a bit of a minefield, you might...
The information is on your green card. On what basis (class) did you become an LPR and where were you admitted as an LPR.
Come back ASAP and file for a reentry permit if you are going to stay out of the US for longer than 180 days at a time. If you wait for longer...