J1?
Probably not. You need to have an unrestricted work permit to qualify for unemployment. The J is employer specific.
Portland, OR
Immigration Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Immigration
Probably not. You need to have an unrestricted work permit to qualify for unemployment. The J is employer specific.
Most lawyers are busy. Is he/she refusing to answer your e-mails? Yes, you can change lawyers.
You 'heard' wrong. The ban is on issuing immigrant visas at the US Consulates ... not CIS. Hurry up and file your form I-765 ... they're...
This is normal. They review both forms at the 485 interview.
I agree with my colleagues. If you haven't filed for a prior extension, you won't have a prior receipt number.
I have no idea what "receiving benefits" means. Are those the exact words on the notice?
The approval usually comes 2-4 weeks before the card arrives.
If she has at-least 6 months of paystubs ... AND an employment letter. She should be OK. Be careful, don't file anything within 90 days of...
Yes, the employer can file for a COS to H .. probably only for 1 more year.
Legal problems? no Practical problems? yes Pretty much everyone wants their EAD application to be expedited .. CIS rarely approves the...