Changing employer on H-1B and then going for stamping in home country
Sure. A new employer can file transfer papers. Thus, your plan can work.
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Sure. A new employer can file transfer papers. Thus, your plan can work.
Keep your eyes on the news. You might qualify for DACA once the new president gets into office.
To utilize the 3 year rule the husband and wife need to have been living together for the entire 3 years. A 14 month separation created a 'break'...
I agree with Mr. Swaim, from a practical point-of-view, CSPA probably won't help.
Q: if it's still appropriate to file my N-400 application in MA? If I travel to CA for work during or after the 90-day period, will this compromise...
I don't understand your question. But, people turn 18 on the EXACT DATE of their birth ... not on January 1 (unless born on that date).
Yes, if the child has a US passport and uses it to enter the US ... he can stay with you and enter school. Yes, you should talk to a family law...
I think that the child and husband would qualify for IR visas. Plus, many of us prefer Skype to Zoom. Have a nice day.
Yes, you would probably qualify, depending on the future position's job description.
An 'adjustment' of status is the process of going from non-immigrant to immigrant. Yes, if you don't have a 2 year restriction, and you are...